This will most likely be a rambling post, and a reason why I don’t categorize anything.
My first thought is that I wish I understood more about making music using MIDI. The closest I ever came to that was when I owned the Yamaha PSR-3000. Even then some of the tracks were dry and I had no way to put reverb on them. Maybe I’ll put up an example of this, yeah, think I will.
My second thought is still in the MIDI area. I use a combination of Coolsoft MIDI Synth and Quick Windows Sequencer to play MIDI files and I’ve noticed that at least one file I have has vibrato on the piano, very inappropriate. When I play that same file using the Elten File Manager, it doesn’t have that annoying vibrato. Thanks to the Elten thing, I have access to two sound fonts and both, when I play that file using Coolsoft I get the vibrato. When using Elten, either sound font works without that annoyance.
Some reflections on learning German now. I tried this morning to formulate my own sentence and fell so short of the mark. I spent about ten minutes, hoping I’d get close to using the right stuff, but alas. Even children here do better than I did. I’m not ready to give up, not by any means, but it makes me wonder if an old codger can learn this complicated language.
Yes.
Some people give up and others don’t. But yes.
Well, as for learning jurman, never ever give up. Practus makes perfect.
I showed you many soundFonts individual instruments using QWS With the virtual midi synth port. Unfortunately I have To play them on my computer keyboard because I didn’t hook my cable up to my Yamaha PSR-e453 or my Casio CT-x3000 and for that angle set up it could hurt my back. Maybe I will show you it with my Yamaha and my have a better setup. With headphones and all. If I ever want to change sound font with QWS, as you can see when I show you it during call, I have to change the soundFont on virtual midi synth.
Nice post