Disklavier

Yes, Annette I did enjoy it - especially when I first listened to it
after spending about $30 paid to Tune1000 since this stuff is
copyrighted by them.

If you have Cakewalk (I think you said you did), open a Midi file, then
use File|Info.  Usually copyright info is placed there.

Terry.

"annette elsbree" <annett-@...> wrote: 
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/disklavier/?start=79
> Hi Everyone,
> 
> My husband is a huge Alan Parsons fan and found this site:
> http://surf.to/the.alan.parsons.pages where there are many midi files
of APP
> songs.  He pulled down his favorite versions and we put together this
set
> for the disklavier.  The ones in the vault are the original midi
files with
> only the tweaks necessary to make them work on the disklavier (moved
piano
> track, etc.).  They are at the original volumes, so can be loud
(won't hurt
> your disklavier though!).  If you'd like the quieter version (thanks
to
> Veloset!), send me private email and I'll send it to you.  I'm
working on
> the ESEQ disk as well, so let me know if you want that one instead.
> 
> I've put the zip file into the Popular Music subfolder.
> 
> Hope you enjoy it!
> - Annette
>