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Pauses in GLloydV1.zip / GLloydV2.zip files

Pauses in GLloydV1.zip / GLloydV2.zip files

2002-04-06 by davbrdavbr

First, a big kudo to Gary Lloyd for his consistently well-played and 
interesting music!

Just wanted to let everyone know that, if they download the 
GLloydV1.zip or GLloydV1.zip files in the "Popular Music" folder, 
they might encounter problems (at least I did).

The music seems to load up and play just fine, but occasionally the 
music will "pause" for a second or two, as if the pianist were 
scratching his head trying to figure out the next note.  However, 
Gary played the pieces JUST FINE!  There appears to have been some 
kind of bug in the process where the original .mid files were 
converted to E-SEQ format.  As an example, listen to the spot at 
about 16 seconds into "Berti" and you'll see what I mean.  Kind of 
subtle, but once you hear enough of these, it might drive you 
crazy.  :-)

The remedy is to just use the original .mid files as posted in 
the "Jazz Piano" folder, "Gary_Lloyd_non-classical.zip" file.  
Unfortunately, you can't get the nice file-naming and organization 
that the poster of the GLloydV1.zip & GLloydV1.zip files provided.  
Also, you'll need a piano capable of playing .mid files (which 
excludes some older models, from what I understand).  But so far the 
pieces appear to play accurately, which I'd prefer.

By the way, if no one else can hear these flaws, I'd be interested 
to hear about that.  That might indicate a flaw in my piano instead!


Thanks,
Dave

Re: Pauses in GLloydV1.zip / GLloydV2.zip files

2002-04-26 by mcgregor2play

I don't monitor this group as closely as I used to, so sorry for the 
tardy response to several posts.  I was the one who uploaded the 
Gary Lloyd files in ESEQ format.  I was not aware of any gaps in the 
songs, but would be willing to try to correct them and re-upload if 
you will identify the songs for me.

I have since made up a batch that I call "The Best of Gary Lloyd."  
I realized that I did not care for several of the songs.  I also 
separated the Charlie Brown selections because they seemed to go 
together as a st (and I don't like to listen to them as often). If 
there is interest I can upload the Best of... set.

Dave, if you want to pursue the corrections, email me directly at 
mcgregor@.... 

Mike McGregor
Double Oak, TX


--- In disklavier@y..., "davbrdavbr" <davbr@m...> wrote:
> First, a big kudo to Gary Lloyd for his consistently well-played 
and 
> interesting music!
> 
> Just wanted to let everyone know that, if they download the 
> GLloydV1.zip or GLloydV1.zip files in the "Popular Music" folder, 
> they might encounter problems (at least I did).
> 
> The music seems to load up and play just fine, but occasionally 
the 
> music will "pause" for a second or two, as if the pianist were 
> scratching his head trying to figure out the next note.  However, 
> Gary played the pieces JUST FINE!  There appears to have been some 
> kind of bug in the process where the original .mid files were 
> converted to E-SEQ format.  As an example, listen to the spot at 
> about 16 seconds into "Berti" and you'll see what I mean.  Kind of 
> subtle, but once you hear enough of these, it might drive you 
> crazy.  :-)
> 
> The remedy is to just use the original .mid files as posted in 
> the "Jazz Piano" folder, "Gary_Lloyd_non-classical.zip" file.  
> Unfortunately, you can't get the nice file-naming and organization 
> that the poster of the GLloydV1.zip & GLloydV1.zip files 
provided.  
> Also, you'll need a piano capable of playing .mid files (which 
> excludes some older models, from what I understand).  But so far 
the 
> pieces appear to play accurately, which I'd prefer.
> 
> By the way, if no one else can hear these flaws, I'd be interested 
> to hear about that.  That might indicate a flaw in my piano 
instead!
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> 
> 
> Thanks,
> Dave

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