Hello

I was lucky enough to get the entire Wikifonia database of 6,675 lead sheets in mxl format. This is over 300 more songs than available on another site. (Wikifonia is no longer in existence.) The file is only about 35mb. Here is the link:
http://www.synthzone.com/files/Wikifonia/Wikifonia.zip

You will need to download the free software Musescore to be able to view, transpose, edit, print pdf's etc. You will also be able to write your own songs with Musescore.

http://musescore.org/

Musescore also has some songs that can be downloaded.

Enjoy!

ScottL

Thank you Scott, works brilliant, use the windows search engine to find individual songs by title.

Thanks' again

Col

I am using the XML Database that was on the Yamaha site, but can't get my Win7 search to pick up any songs there. I am using general search on the bottom left. Is there another way ?

Thanks very much, Scott...great resource indeed!

Ian

Hi

The Music-XML (MXL) format is supported by more than 170 programs! Ref: http://www.musicxml.com/software/

Maybe your current/favorite MIDI sequencing software is on the list.

Regards
Jørgen

Bernie,

After selecting file open use the search window at the top right. It should already be pointing to the folder that you put the files in. Works fine for me in W7.

Ian

Many thanks to Scott and Jørgen for your information.

So much to play with!

Ian

Ian
Boy, I feel foolish. I never noticed that search area before. To think of the years of wasted time scrolling.

Thank you very much
Bernie

Can I add my text files to this???I have a lot of these.

You mean to share ?

Thank you Scott.

bill G

Probably easier if you zip yours up separately and attach it to this thread.

Wo0w Thank you scott.
I like being able to look at any midi sheet music and add chord too. Ripper mate!
baz

Awesome Scott!

Does anyone know if there is a way to setup the wikifonia folder on a computer, so that the song title is viewed before the artist?

Thanks

Well I answered my own request and changed the file names so that the song title only is listed (in alphabetically order).

IMO it's easier to locate a song by title. If interested it's a 32 MB zipped download:Wikifonia Zip File By Song Name

Sheets opens the same way in MuseScore with title and artist.

Larry ... that's great ... THANK YOU ...
good to see you on S-Z again ...

UPDATE:

I batch converted over 6000 archived songs of the former Wikifonia Sheets to .PDF Format in alphabetical order, by song title. You can browse /search, and download individual sheets, or download two complete (very large) folders, The .PDF sheets are all in the default key of the creator.

Also, still available are the Wikifonia sheets .XML Format in alphabetical order, by song title, for editing in programs such as MuseScore (free)

That's it...

Thanks so much Scott....good things originate from Florida. Regards Jim from downunder

Glad to see so many people are enjoying this link. Thank you for the thank you's. And special thanks to Nigel for putting this up as a Sticky topic for everybody.

Scott Langholff

Thanks Scott, appreciate the link.

Glad you enjoy it!

Hi Guy`s ,

It sure has been a while , more later , but are the links you provided Scott "Mac" friendly ?

O__ btw , still love`n the Prelude !

Later

Gary  ???? what no command + k = apple !

Don't know. I mentioned that to Nigel when it was posted but didn't get a reply.

HELLO it's 4-13-2018 and I just found your GREAT share of Wikopedia songs. Thank you & God Bless you for taking the time.
Regards,
Don Taylor, Jr (Vero Beach, Fl)

Thank you, Don. Enjoy

Hi Scott,

Musescore is a fascinating program. I have used it very little and it has been some time since I have used it. If I am correct you can download a midi file and it will print out the parts. Is this correct? If so, I have done sizable arrangements on the KN7000 keyboard. Is there a way to get these arrangements into the computer and Musescore print the parts? It sounds very involved for a program to do this. This of course if it is possible.

Yes, Musescore will not only print out the parts from a midi file it will also play them on your computer. I move midi files from my keyboard to the computer using a usb thumb drive. I don't know if the KN7000 had usb. If not, you will have to look in your manual or check on the Technics discussion to see how to transfer files to computer. It may be that you use an SD card to transfer.

Once the file is on your computer just open the file.

Hope that helps.

Scott

Thanks, Scott.

WOW! What a program! I have a great set-up with my KN7000. I transfer everything to a BR-900CD, which is a digital 64 track recorder. It has a built-in CD burner. I can take the burned CD and put it in my computer and file it. I am assuming that will create a midi file--right? If so, I will have to figure out how to use Musescore to print out the parts. Thanks, again.

Mark

Since I am not that familiar with the KN7000 I think it a good idea to go to the Technics Discussion here and find out how to create, find and transfer a midi file. Then go to File on the upper left
on Musescore and open the file. Once it's up go to File and then print.

If the data you are trying to work with on your keyboard is anything but a midi file then you can not convert that. You can't convert a wav, mp3 file for example to midi. It must be recorded in midi on your keyboard.

Hope this helps.

Scott

Scott, thanks but........ :(( :(( :((

I have created all original arranging on the KN7000. It is not a form of midi. I will check out the Technics forum but it is such a dead forum today. Hardly anyone posts. From what you have said I doubt I can do it. Very odd though. I know nothing about midi because I don't use other people's ideas but it seems that midi is a recorded file and since I have done the arrangement recorded, it seems that I could file it like a midi. As you suggested, I will contact the Technics forum.

Thanks, again -

Mark

A Midi file is simply a set of instructions telling the keyboard what notes to play. It is not recorded music. You can of course record (create) a midi file, but it will not do anything if not connected to a sound source.

A Technics midi file and a general midi file are the not same because of some of the commands and instruments. However, you can load a Technics midi file in your Kn7000, then save it as a general midi file.
I think I have that right. (smile)

John C.

Scott,

Thank you so much for your most appreciated resource of 6,675 Lead Sheets.

I reference these quite frequently and the print quality is excellent compared to having to photostat from a fakebook etc.

Thanks again,
Ron Finn [Finizio] in Vero Beach Florida

Scott absolutely fantastic, just down loaded it many thanks for posting it the scores look great, trust you are well