MIDI Resources for Kansas Fans
Folks, I didn't make these (I'm MIDI-illiterate), but they are very
good. If you have stuff to contribute here, please contact me.
Check out my newly-created Tim Roche archive - check here for my entire
collection of Tim Roche Midi creations. These are pretty amazing.
Tim is unfortunately off the web now for some indeterminate period of
time, and his old archive at AOL has vanished. His masterpieces are
reproduced here for you to enjoy.
This is the latest from the prolific Kevan Moore (neveruse@hiwaay.net). Naturally,
there is a Cakewalk version for those of you
with the software, as well as the General MIDI
version.
Very nice general MIDI version by Michael Barrett (baritone@crl.com). Timing and
accuracy are quite good on this one.
Very nice general MIDI version.
General MIDI, origin unknown, moderately accurate.
This is just the beginning which wasn't in any songbook. It was
transcribed by Dave Blickstein and Jim Humphrey put it in Cakewalk.
Song For America
There are three versions of this work by Kevan Moore (neveruse@hiwaay.net). The
first, sfa.wrk, is a file in Cakewalk (tm) format
(a cool MIDI program). If you don't have Cakewalk, you can't use
it.
The second and third, sfa_0.mid and sfa_1.mid, are general MIDI files for two different
setups.
Point of Know Return
The pointof.mid file is a 22k PD general MIDI
rendering of PoKR. Written by John Santus, it is in Standard MIDI
(Type 1) format. It's not of the level of the SfA version (above),
but it's not bad at all.
Note: This sequence can be used with non-GM synths by loading it into
a sequencer and re-assigning the Program Change and MIDI Channel data
to meet the requirements of your equipment.
Dust In the Wind
The dust_in.mid file is a 16k PD general MIDI
rendering of PoKR. Its origin is unknown to me, but it's about the
level of the PoKR MIDI.
Send comments, compliments, flames and shameless sycophancy to rew@potsw.org.
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