Post by Tone_Deff (Musicmaker) on Apr 12, 2007 7:13:17 GMT
Hi All,
A couple of sequenced pieces for your (hopeful!) enjoyment. I have altered the Yamaha keyboard 'Panel' voices to XG in PSRUTI, and this will enable you to play them in the computer by just clicking on them, and if you have a reasonable soundcard and speakers, they should sound fine.
They can be converted back to 'Panel' Voices for your own particular keyboard by putting them into Michael Bedesems 'Midi Player' if you want to download them.
The first Piece is 'Coronation Scot' by Vivian Ellis (arr G.Pollen), which was composed about the romantic days of railway steam trains, and the 'Coronation Scot' was the engine that pulled the Royal Train.
Next a real piece of nostalgia, for those of us over 60! ..... 'Calling All Workers' by Eric Coates..... This was the theme tune for 'Workers Playtime' - a radio programme that was very popular during World War 2, and up until the mid-50's and the Factories used to 'Pipe' the program on to the shop floor at 11 a.m. every day.
Created entirely in 'Noteworthy Composer' in the computer, later work done in Cakewalk Sonar Pro.
They can be found and downloaded, or just listened to, here ...
www.box.net/shared/8apbafvqb4
Kind regards,
Tony
A couple of sequenced pieces for your (hopeful!) enjoyment. I have altered the Yamaha keyboard 'Panel' voices to XG in PSRUTI, and this will enable you to play them in the computer by just clicking on them, and if you have a reasonable soundcard and speakers, they should sound fine.
They can be converted back to 'Panel' Voices for your own particular keyboard by putting them into Michael Bedesems 'Midi Player' if you want to download them.
The first Piece is 'Coronation Scot' by Vivian Ellis (arr G.Pollen), which was composed about the romantic days of railway steam trains, and the 'Coronation Scot' was the engine that pulled the Royal Train.
Next a real piece of nostalgia, for those of us over 60! ..... 'Calling All Workers' by Eric Coates..... This was the theme tune for 'Workers Playtime' - a radio programme that was very popular during World War 2, and up until the mid-50's and the Factories used to 'Pipe' the program on to the shop floor at 11 a.m. every day.
Created entirely in 'Noteworthy Composer' in the computer, later work done in Cakewalk Sonar Pro.
They can be found and downloaded, or just listened to, here ...
www.box.net/shared/8apbafvqb4
Kind regards,
Tony