Formato Smf 0 Casio
Supported SD memory card capacities: SD or SDHC memory card, Up to 32GB, SMF (Format 0/1)., CASIO format song playback, recorded song/CASIO format song/sampled sound/user rhythm/user scale/registration save/load, recorded song SMF format save, card format, file delete. Supports SMF Format 0 or Format 1 only for playback.
I'm new to this world of SMF files. I just discovered that my YamahaS90ES can play SMF files directly from the USB drive. So now I'mtrying to find song files to download (Format 0) but I can't seem tofind them. Maybe I have and didn't know it. Google results tell meall about Standard Mini Files and Format 0 but nothing aboutwhere to find them. I found Midi files that'll play on quicktime butthe S90ES didn't like them. So can someone please point me to whereto find these files?
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At least a demo file to try this out?Thanks a bunch. Barry(sorry for multiple posting - I just posted this onrec.music.maker.synth before finding this group)Ventura11.03.09 12:55. In article,Mr. Robinson wrote:I'm new to this world of SMF files. I just discovered that my YamahaS90ES can play SMF files directly from the USB drive. So now I'mtrying to find song files to download (Format 0) but I can't seem tofind them.
Maybe I have and didn't know it. Google results tell meall about Standard Mini Files and Format 0 but nothing aboutwhere to find them. I found Midi files that'll play on quicktime butthe S90ES didn't like them. So can someone please point me to whereto find these files? At least a demo file to try this out?I don't know of any site that specializes in 'Format 0' files, andin fact most folks seem to supply Format 1 files these days.However, the only difference between the two formats is the way thedata is stored (a single sequnetial track in format 0, several separatedtracks in format 1). The best approach is simply to convert the filesyourself.As Ventura suggests, a sequencer app can usually save as Format 0.Not sure all of them will, though.
If you don't want to go thatroute, there are simple converter apps around. Google for 'midifileformat converter'. (I saw one by Jeff Glatt, who posts around hereoccasionally.) I have one of my own, but it's written in Ruby, soyou'd have to have that on your machine to run it.( if anyone wants to look.It's a general midifile handling library, but one of the examplesdoes the above.)- Pete -The address in the header is a Spam Bucket - don't bother replying to it.(If you do need to email, replace the account name with my true name.)Mr.
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Robinson18.03.09 09:19. Well that actually is pretty easyhighlight ALL tracks(similar to highlighting in a word processor. Theshift and ctrl keys act similarly)then deselect ONLY the drum track(typically channel/track 10)THEN drop down the menu with the transpose option orfind the key icon and when you change it the noteswill all be transposedthe drum track has specific sounds mapped to the notes,so you can't transpose that track without making a messciaoVenturaMr. Robinson wrote: Now I need to learn about sequencers and how to change the key.