Modartt user forum - Quick question from a begginer

Re: Quick question from a begginer

2009-12-03T00:45:14Z

Michael H has a good solution for you.

If you don't have any piano midi files, here a few sites where you can get them:

For classical piano:
http://www.classicalpiano.com/
http://www.unheardbeethoven.org/search/
http://www.piano-midi.de/
http://www.piano-e-competition.com/
for this one click on COMPETITION HISTORY at the top of the page and pick the year you want.

for blues:
http://gmmtx.tripod.com/
look for Bob Mace

http://www.vanbasco.com/search.html?q=b...perpage=10
This site could be considered the "master site" - just type in the name of the song you want.

I have literally dozens of links, but many aren't piano solos.

Don't forget the easiest way to load a midi into Pianoteq - open up explorer on the screen beside Pianoteq, and drag and drop the midi file onto the top bar where the song is listed, and hit play.

Glenn

Re: Quick question from a begginer

2009-12-03T00:10:30Z

You can also take a midi file, something you created or something else, and import it into Pianoteq, then listen to it. There's an option to do that in the 'File' menu.

Re: Quick question from a begginer

2009-12-02T17:29:28Z

The mouse, for the window image with the keyboard, allow a impossible thing. You can make fast glissando of white and black keys together in sequence.

I want to see someone in this world be able to do that well in a real piano.

Re: Quick question from a begginer

2009-12-02T12:12:02Z

You can play the keyboard with mouseclicks, however there are softwareprograms which can map keystrokes to midichannel commands.

Quick question from a begginer

2009-12-02T10:06:35Z

Hello, I just purchased/downloaded the software online. I understand that a plugin key board is needed. However, I am very excited to use the software, and is there any possible way to use my computer keyboard until I receive a plugin keyboard?

Thank you.