Thanks again, Spencer_rolls. I downloaded the DKVutilities and was able to open Veloset in Vista, which apparantly works with ESEQ files. I say apparantly because, while the program did run, and I was able to adjust the left (volume?) and right (velocity?) sliders, my modified .fil files still seemed pretty loud. After a number of attempts at gradually reducing the volume of the .fil files I obtained from the classical zip file in the files section of this user group, I finally set the volume and velocity levels to their minimum values(ie, 1). I'll have to do an A/B comparison of an original, unmodified .fil file to my minimum value version of the file to see if I can tell a difference. I think there is a difference, it just isn't as great a difference as I had hoped for. I wonder if another program, such as minimmod2 or gnmidi, would allow me to reduce their volumes even further, or are these minimum settings the same minimums that would be established using other programs (assuming I converted the .fil files to MIDI files). --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, Spencer_Lists <lists@...> wrote: > > Greetings lowdebt4me, > > midimod2 does not work with eseq files. you would have to convert. you > might need to have a pre vista machine to run dos. someone else can > probably advise on his. > > Best regards, > Spencer_Lists Chase mailto:lists@... > 67550 Bell Springs Rd. > Garberville, CA 95542 Postal service only. > Laytonville, CA 95454 UPS only. > Lists@spencerserolls(dot)com > http://www(dot)spencerserolls.com > replace (dot) with a . > (707) 984-8356 >
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Re: Vista-enabled software for turning down volume?
2009-02-13 by lowdebt4me
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