20 Apr
2008
20 Apr
'08
2:33 p.m.
Hi,
I've a couple of midi files of different music styles. But it seems to
be hard to play those files with the right 'drum kits' which match the
drumpattern of the midi file as good as possible.
What's the best way to play those midi files?
Thanks,
~d
20 Apr
20 Apr
3:57 p.m.
Hi!
depends on your drumfiles. Usually the best kid should be the standard GM
kit. Perhaps the yamaha XG kit, which mostly just extends the GM kit about one
octave (one and a half) lower. the rest is standard.
Try the fluidr3 (revision 3) soundfont, if you have it or if you can
download it somewhere (seem to remember it was gone for a while).
Otherwise just take a look at the source of your files, if it says something
specific about them. Are they from a site dedicated to some specific
synth/sampler or electronic music library?
Kindest regards
Julien
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4 p.m.
Julien Claassen wrote:
Hi!
depends on your drumfiles. Usually the best kid should be the
standard GM kit. Perhaps the yamaha XG kit, which mostly just extends
the GM kit about one octave (one and a half) lower. the rest is standard.
Try the fluidr3 (revision 3) soundfont, if you have it or if you can
download it somewhere (seem to remember it was gone for a while).
Otherwise just take a look at the source of your files, if it says
something specific about them. Are they from a site dedicated to some
specific synth/sampler or electronic music library?
Kindest regards
Julien
Thanks Julien,
I will try those.
Dirk
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