Re: Ada and MidiShare

[Craig Carey <research@ijs.co.nz>]

Some MIDI files are getting harder to obtain.

One improvisation of the Schubert Wanderer Fantasy, that goes under the
name "FANTASI3.CMF" (1..4), is now available from only one webpage:

   http://riverbbs.net/files/output/40701.Html  (The River Canyon Rd BBS)

The file can be converted from the CMF (a format of Creative) into MIDI
format, using the DOS cmf2mid program:

   http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/cmf2mid/



On Sun, 12 Oct 2003 05:24:15 +0200, "Dr. Justice" <sorry@no.spam.wanted>
wrote:
...
>GtkAda should do the GUI part nicely. Very nice ... (I have yet to [try]
> it out in practice!).
...

It is inferior. Winamp 2 seems quite excellent.


>For MIDI, the use of MidiShare (http://www.grame.fr/MidiShare/) may be a
>solution. I know MidiShare from programming the Soundart Chameleon and

| We even resurrected the MIDI engine from the Atari ST to give the
| Chameleon the tightest timing.
     -> From  http://www.soundart-hot.com/english/chameleon1.htm

Atari.
DirectX 9 runs fine and perhaps you would say what is wrong with
DirectX 9.

Craig Carey