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|    jbaker@flashpulse.com to All    |
|    Re: New program available to convert and    |
|    20 Dec 17 08:37:39    |
      On Wednesday, August 19, 2015 at 10:33:23 AM UTC-5, WB2 wrote:       > On Thursday, December 14, 2006 at 11:22:22 PM UTC-5, WB wrote:       > > I have created a new program to convert Deskmate Music .SNG files       > > to .HDS text format which can then be played by my Instrument       > > simulator/player (see link below) through your soundcard, using rich grand       > > piano, or 127 other instruments. Hey, I'm a big fan of Tandy's 3-voice       > > sound, but it's no match for today's Soundcard Midi capabilities. You       > > really should hear these songs after they're converted, including the       > > original classical pieces that were included with Deskmate:       > >        >        > Update 08/19/15: I've released a new version of MidiMapper. Version 6.49       increases the allowable range for the Note Off/Note On delay and adds the       option to randomize the delay between notes within the range you select. This       can add a more human or        gospel feel to the music. Read the help docs for details. Also, some earlier       distributions left some instruments out of some songs. These have been       fixed. They are: The flute in El Condor Pasa, string ensemble in Moon River,       and recorder in Windy.        Also, I've added a better explanation about how to add cc's to the .hds file       to create effects such as reverb, sustain, chorus, volume, pan, balance, etc,       and a list of cc's that most soundcards respond to. Also, I've fixed the       'Load and Play Multiple        Songs' dialog to play the chosen songs in the same order as they're listed in       the 'File Open' dialog, instead of in pseudorandom order as was the case       before. Also, I fixed the guitar fretboard mapping. Previously, notes were       fretted 1 octave too high.         Also, I added a better explanation of the 'Ticks per Quarter note' field in       the 'Save to .mid file' dialog.       >        > ---------------       > baldwinwh (at) netscape (dot) net       > Multi-instrument simulator/composer:       > http://whb.comli.com/Midi/MyMidiPlayer.htm        > Deskmate Music .SNG to text format converter and player:       > http://whb.comli.com/Midi/MyMidiPlayer.htm#DM_Music              Is there a new website or download link for MidiMapper and your sng to hds       app? Thought I would try wayback machine but they don't have any of your apps       backed up. Thanks!              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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