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Summary: Tips for using electronic keyboards. Learn about using MIDI files with electric keyboards in this free video on how to play classical music on rock instruments.
Scott Smith has studied classical music since an early age. Throughout his professional experience, Smith obtains various vintage instruments while the piano remains his most cherished...read more
"Hi, I'm Scott Smith with Expert Village. I'm here at the computer downloading some Midi files from many, many different websites. You can have all the music that was written by all the masters available to you. Here's a little bit of music by Johann Sebastian Bach. Well you can take this music and you can interface it with all of your equipment. This means that if you don't know how to play keyboard. If you don't know how to play any instrument you can still have this music on your machine, or onto another computer and work on that music with some nice software, so that you can give it a little bit more life. You can also assign, if it's a harpsichord you can put an electronic guitar on there. If you think you can put drums to this, you can really funk up these pieces. It's public domain, enjoy it, take advantage of it. This is a lot of fun!"
eHow Article: Loading MIDI Files Into Keyboards
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