Bud,
The instructions Lindoz has given are letter perfect. I’ve found just developing a new Intro and Ending from a MIDI file to a favorite pattern helps. For someone with your talent just using the bass and drum parts could be the basis of some wonderful new styles.
Frank

Oh, I'm so excited to see this tutorial. I can't wait to try it. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks again.

I'm too big, but since I'm also is a far too
lazy pupil to try follow the class, it would
be nice to have you sitting besides me to
do the homework and show me how this work out
GJ

Great job.......thanks,

Fran in Florida

Thanks for this tutorial, Lindoz. It opens up a whole new area of possible styles. Bud commented on midi files being shallow and tinny - I have been listening to midi files for a while now, and I find that there are many midi files on the net which are extremely 'shallow', but sometimes I come across a really good arrangement. Over the weekend I looked at such a good file, and although I didn't spend the time to convert it to a style, I can see the potential using the information in your tutorial. Hopefully I'll get some time this week.

Mike

Hi again folks
And thanks for all respons of my tutorial. I suppose Bud talking of the sound on midi files. And he is right. Sometimes there´s a lack in this sounds. It could be the sampling or the width of stereo etc. But I assume that you go into PART SETTING and change this instruments to Technics NX sounds i.e. just take an instrument/sound that you want, exept a midi instrument/sound. I will soon be back with some helps with the PART SETTING mode.
Lindoz


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