MIDI Volunteer Sought

Subject: RE: MIDI Volunteer Sought
From: Mark Clark
Date: 23 Jun 04 - 10:03 AM

Yeah, I need to get my effort cranked back up as well. I was directing a play through the first quarter of the year and just got busy. I'm swamped again right now but should break free in a couple of weeks.

I'll probably continue to supply the files in the same formats I've been using since I use ABC+ to create the MIDI files.

      - Mark

Subject: RE: MIDI Volunteer Sought
From: NightWing
Date: 23 Jun 04 - 10:24 PM

I'll jump in here, too. Looks like no one is taking Part III (songs 103-111). I'll grab them.

You want them in MIDI, right? Sent to whom? And whoever is using ABC for this, how were you doing a fermata?

BB,

NightWing

P.S. I use the least expensive of them all: ABC2Win :)

Subject: RE: MIDI Volunteer Sought
From: wysiwyg
Date: 23 Jun 04 - 11:40 PM

PM sent. Anyone else already taking the chunk mentioned?

We could think about doing Hampton next.....

~Susan

Subject: RE: MIDI Volunteer Sought
From: wysiwyg
Date: 23 Jun 04 - 11:51 PM

PS to NightWing-- I know it's cumbersome, but it's really a good idea to review this whole thread. You will probably run into a lot of the same questions and challenges the others did, which I've answered as best I could.

~Susan

Subject: RE: MIDI Volunteer Sought
From: NightWing
Date: 24 Jun 04 - 10:02 PM

I always read the whole thread. Didn't see an answer to my question. I just went ahead and figured a way to do it.

Serious question now: The dots on #107, Brother, Guide Me Home, on page 86 is written with repeats. The words don't reflect a repeat and, IMO (I don't have humble ones :), it wouldn't work well with repeats.

Opinions?

BB,

NightWing

P.S. So far, this is my favorite tune of the ones I've seen.

Subject: RE: MIDI Volunteer Sought
From: wysiwyg
Date: 24 Jun 04 - 11:05 PM

Go ahead and submit it without the repeats. I may add them in, but I take those decisions one tune at a time. Most of the ones already submitted came without repeats, but the Allen introductory text sheds some light on stuff like that.

I'm looking forward to hearing it!

Thanks,

~Susan