MIDI music sources \ VOGONS

Reply 1 of 6, by clueless1

Posted on 2017-09-07, 15:57

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This is the best one I'm aware of:
http://www.mirsoft.info/index.php
Curious if any other sites are pointed out here.

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Reply 2 of 6, by m5215tx

Posted on 2017-09-07, 16:33

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Video game music is always fun to listen to. Other types would be great as well like maybe rock, pop, and more. Every now and then I find one that is arranged very well.

Roland MT-32 (old), CM-32LN, SC-55, SC-88VL, MT-120, SD-35, SD-20, SD-80, SD-90
Yamaha TG100, TG300, MDF2, MU15, MU100, MU2000EX + PLG150-DR + PLG150-PF + PLG150-VL
KORG NS5R, X5DR
AKAI SG01k
KAWAI GMega
KETRON SD2

Reply 3 of 6, by m5215tx

Posted on 2017-09-08, 00:07

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It would be awesome to find a good source for great MIDI music like this one:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/5pdbrfbh1bgwaaj … ohmi_Hirose.mid

Roland MT-32 (old), CM-32LN, SC-55, SC-88VL, MT-120, SD-35, SD-20, SD-80, SD-90
Yamaha TG100, TG300, MDF2, MU15, MU100, MU2000EX + PLG150-DR + PLG150-PF + PLG150-VL
KORG NS5R, X5DR
AKAI SG01k
KAWAI GMega
KETRON SD2

Reply 4 of 6, by m5215tx

Posted on 2017-09-09, 02:57

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Just found this nice collection of mostly good MIDI files here: http://xavier.fr.online.fr/index_mid.htm

Roland MT-32 (old), CM-32LN, SC-55, SC-88VL, MT-120, SD-35, SD-20, SD-80, SD-90
Yamaha TG100, TG300, MDF2, MU15, MU100, MU2000EX + PLG150-DR + PLG150-PF + PLG150-VL
KORG NS5R, X5DR
AKAI SG01k
KAWAI GMega
KETRON SD2

Reply 5 of 6, by m5215tx

Posted on 2017-09-09, 06:04

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A collection of websites with a lot of different MIDI content: http://www.ubikmusic.com/midiring/

Roland MT-32 (old), CM-32LN, SC-55, SC-88VL, MT-120, SD-35, SD-20, SD-80, SD-90
Yamaha TG100, TG300, MDF2, MU15, MU100, MU2000EX + PLG150-DR + PLG150-PF + PLG150-VL
KORG NS5R, X5DR
AKAI SG01k
KAWAI GMega
KETRON SD2

Reply 6 of 6, by Laukku

Posted on 2017-09-09, 17:23

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http://www.midimusicadventures.com/queststudios/ has MIDIs from Sierra games, and several complete soundtracks in the form of hours-long single MIDI files.

My YouTube account, with miscellanous DOS game stuff: http://www.youtube.com/@LaukkuPaukku

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