Danny,
I think it's safe to assume, judging by your posting that you are into
classical, as are many, if not most, of the duggers. Starting this
group turned out to be a snap. Why don't you start your own group for
classical music file swapping and discussion of same. Believe it or
not, it took only about 15 minutes to set up this group. Uploading all
the files was a bit more time consuming. You'll probably get a better
response than I did. I might even join. Just click on the "Start a
Group" link at the top of our group page, or simply go to
www.egroups.com and follow the instructions.
"todd muncy" <tmunc-@...> wrote:
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/disklavier/?start=11
> Danny,
> I am gratified that the response has been so good. My opinion, since
no one
> is paying or subsidizing this group (unlike DUG), we should feel free
to
> talk about anything we want.
>
> From a practical standpoint, I would prefer not to have people
uploading
> Midi's that need a lot of doctoring. Nobody wants a broken hammer.
Thanks
> for not putting pirated commercial software on the site. We really
don't
> need to draw the wrong kind of attention.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Danny Simpson <simpsond@...>
> To: disklavier@... <disklavier@...>
> Date: Monday, November 29, 1999 8:00 AM
> Subject: [disklavier] Great work...
>
>
> >Todd,
> >
> >You show great initiative in getting an idea growing and going!
> >
> >I spent some time this weekend going through my various folders in
search
> of
> >'non-classical' material to contribute. Most of the things that I
have
> reside by
> >far in the 'classical' classification. The ones that I do have that
are
> >'non-classical' MIDI files I have purchased mainly through PG Music
which
> >unfortunately do not fall into the public domain. If anyone is
interested,
> they
> >can be found at http://www.pgmusic.com/. Some of their items will
not play
> on
> >the disklavier properly without some MIDI channel editing either on
the
> >disklavier itself or easier yet, using a computer based sequencer
> program...
> >
> >Question, is there a general consensus of the group of what type(s)
of
> music
> >that need to be submitted? Are there any general rules that need to
be set
> up
> >for organization such as what topics are off base for this group?
Can we
> have
> >constructive reviews of submitted material? How about those that have
> purchased
> >a disklavier for learning how to improve their playing? Can anyone
suggest
> third
> >party educational programs? Remember, we have both Mac and PC types
here if
> you
> >do have a computer at home...
> >
> >I am in process of searching for material that I can contribute to
the
> group.
> >Thanks again for getting the ball rolling and for the material that
has
> already
> >been submitted.
> >
> >
> >Danny
> >
> >
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