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MP3's taking up too much hard disk space? No problem, try some midi files.
Notice: I'm working on updating this page a lot, so if it suddenly changes, that's why.
| Midi Downloads |
 sandstorm.mid |
thrift.mid |
| toxic.mid |
pokemon.mid |
| shinji.mid |
clouds.mid |
| believe.mid |
moon.mid |
| around.mid |
| Playing Midi Files |
You will need a midiplayer. Windows Media Player can do it, but Microsoft GS Synth doesn't sound very good. Winamp and foobar2000 can use your sound card's synth, but there's an even better option. I use MidiPlayer2, which lets me use a SoundFont to customize the sound of my midis. If you're new to midis are you're playing them in WMP on a new computer, midis aren't meant to sound that bad. They can sound very good, just as good as an mp3 or CD. |
Download MidiPlayer2 for Windows 98 (and newer) (707kb)
You may need a program to unzip the files.
Download Soundfonts on my Downloads Page
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