Hello to the originator of this thread.

I completely understand what you intend by the term "good midi" of Clair de Lune:  you are seeking a midi capture of a live performance of the work, with pedaling and other performance nuances intact.  Step-entered midi sequences or midi files that have been converted from step-entered notation programs ... simply lack that "human touch" only a live performer can give to a piece.

Please be aware that, even though a good performer can render a great live performance that happens to be captured by midi, one cannot simply "graft" one midi performance onto just any other sample library or even Pianoteq.  Why not?  That's because a good performer interacts with his or her instrument in real time, depending on the condition and quality of the instrument.

So, just to take a "good midi" performance of Clair de Lune and play it back through Pianoteq, WILL render a performance that is better than a step-entered file, but will fall short of sounding correctly on Pianoteq.

Enough of my rambling.

Cheers,

Joe

Thank you for your post.
Regards
Hervé

I completely understand what you intend by the term "good midi" of Clair de Lune:  you are seeking a midi capture of a live performance of the work, with pedaling and other performance nuances intact.  Step-entered midi sequences or midi files that have been converted from step-entered notation programs ... simply lack that "human touch" only a live performer can give to a piece.

Please be aware that, even though a good performer can render a great live performance that happens to be captured by midi, one cannot simply "graft" one midi performance onto just any other sample library or even Pianoteq.  Why not?  That's because a good performer interacts with his or her instrument in real time, depending on the condition and quality of the instrument.

So, just to take a "good midi" performance of Clair de Lune and play it back through Pianoteq, WILL render a performance that is better than a step-entered file, but will fall short of sounding correctly on Pianoteq.

Enough of my rambling.

Cheers,

Joe

... and would you care to post the midi file here?

Tnx,  Lanny

of course... here is the link

http://scena.org/midi/music/index.html

search for Debussy: Suite Bergamasque

and in the zip file, the third is "Clair de lune"

Tnx,  Lanny

There is a very long time i don't came back here...

I am searching for a good/the best possible midi file of "Clair de lune"...

If one of you know where i can found a very good one, or own it, or accept to register it in Pianoteq...i will be really happy.

Thank's in advance

PS: of course i have been searching in a lot of place before asking...