There is I think one only real change, the other changes are repeats of the original setting, and there are also invalid Bank Selects that will probably have no effect on my system (but MIGHT have done something on your setup). SynthFont shows that ch 4 and 9 have multiple Program Changes, but when I check the detail I find that this is an illusion. I could reduce the quality a LOT, but this would spoil the effect. Unfortunately, the max file size for the forum is 2Mb, and using zip reduces the. WAV file of 31 Mb, and when I check the file I note that the parameters indicate that it's CD quality (1411 Kbps, 16 bit, stereo, 44 KHz). Your 'song' is 2m 58 secs, and this creates a. Recovering data from damaged accounting system files was something I did 'professionally', so this is 'fun', with the added pleasure of listening to the results.įirstly, I used the option within SynthFont to save the sound to a. I've been messing more with your ANDY10 file. The Yamaha unit is not 30 years old yet as well. If you did the originals 30 years ago, I'd expect them to sound a LOT better 'sound-wise' with current setups. What equipment were you using when you created the piece?īy the way, I was playing it back on the basis of it being GM.
This rendition is totally digital, maybe I should try it playing through my Yamaha MU90r unit, which is a little less digital. You are using tracks 4 & 9 (I think it was those two) to cycle through a number of different lead instruments, some of which fitted in with the overall 'feel' of the piece, others less so, at least one seemed out of place. I understand that the setup I was using (SynthFont running via VST using 'Timbres of Heaven' SF2 data) could be different to the setup you used to create (and balance) the piece, however most of it sounded pretty good. I took the liberty of listening to one of your pieces. Both the DOS type sequencer systems I have already normally save as their own format, but CAN save as midi as an alternatinve I'd expect that the default SAVE process would still be. I'd just need to confirm that the version I've got WIL load your.
I have a number of pure DOS computers here, incl the one I use for most of my midi bits, so installing and running the system would be no problem. I have just downloaded a version of the Voyetra system, version 4 point something.
Also the indication is that it CAN export to a. Initial investigation suggests that Voyetra SPG is DOS software. That system might have an option to 'export' as. I assume you no longer have access to the original software. SNG filename, but the actual data in them could be quite different. I suspect verious different systems use the. It might be a help if you attached a small example of the type of file you have. Saw this post from 2 yrs ago and would like to inquire if anyone could convert a Digital orc plus file, sng to mid file whereas I have disposed of all my windows 95 dos based computers?
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