16 Jan 21 - 06:41 PM (#4088356) Subject: Midi file morning glory , j & b purify From: GUEST,lgrahamtom Any one seen or heard of a midi for this old classic? |
17 Jan 21 - 09:20 AM (#4088413) Subject: RE: Midi file morning glory , j & b purify From: GUEST,# I don't think 1976 makes it an old classic, and after listening I don't think it's a new classic either. Good luck finding a midi. |
17 Jan 21 - 04:23 PM (#4088476) Subject: RE: Midi file morning glory , j & b purify From: leeneia I found the recording on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wk-h4AmyZO0 but it's a copyrighted work, so I'm not putting it on my computer. I can tell you that it's in the key of A, so the chords of A, E, D, and their 7ths are good bets. When it gets wistful, try an F#m. Time seems to be 4/4. The first four notes are quarter notes, C# A C# A. That ought to get you started. Funny thing about this song: it seems to hate the note G#. I quickly heard that C's and F's were sharp, and after that I needed to hear a G or G# to tell if it's in A or D. I finally heard one (G#) in a little swoop of the brass part in the accompaniment. Is that diagnostic? I'm not sure. The whole song could be in D. That changes your likely chords to D, G and A. Em for a change of mood. |
17 Jan 21 - 06:32 PM (#4088499) Subject: RE: Midi file morning glory , j & b purify From: Helen If you have the sheet music notation or you could work out the notes of the tune by ear you could make your own MIDI file in a couple of different ways. You could enter the notes into a music notation software programme and then save it as a MIDI file. I use NoteWorthy Composer . It's relatively cheap in price compared with some music notation software, but extremely useful and easy to use for a lot of practical uses. Alternatively, you could write the music notation as ABC Notation and then use an ABC to MIDI converter . |
17 Jan 21 - 11:28 PM (#4088530) Subject: RE: Midi file morning glory , j & b purify From: leeneia Hello, Helen. It's nice to meet another user of Noteworthy Composer. I was using that and a MIDI keyboard (aka MIDI controller) to get started on 'Morning Glory.' Once a person has the musical knowledge to sound out a melody, s/he can do so much with a MIDI keyboard and a MIDI program - write music down, change the key, write harmony parts, compose original pieces, figure out chords. It adds so much to one's musical life. |
17 Jan 21 - 11:43 PM (#4088533) Subject: RE: Midi file morning glory , j & b purify From: Helen Yes, leeneia, I've been using Noteworthy for just over 20 years. I'm very happy with it. |
19 Jan 21 - 11:17 AM (#4088790) Subject: RE: Midi file morning glory , j & b purify From: punkfolkrocker Wanted to check this track out for my own evaluation of it; so just asked Alexa to play "Morning Glory" by James & Bobby Purify.. As unreliable as ever, the irritating AI played "Morning Glory" by The Wurzels.. .. could have been worse.. at least she didn't play Oasis... |
19 Jan 21 - 12:22 PM (#4088800) Subject: RE: Midi file morning glory , j & b purify From: leeneia How irritating! But thank goodness she didn't play anything by the Mangelwurzels. |