Source for MIDI files

Rick Johnson · From: Wheelwright, Ky USA

Any links for MIDI files?

This BAIB stuff is pretty neat.

Rick

www.rickjohnsoncabs.com

Howard Tate · From: Leesville, Louisiana, USA, R.I.P.

http://www.members.shaw.ca/glitch/index.html
This is my favorite site, Allanah has thousands of BIAB and midi files there.

Bent Romnes · From: London,Ontario, Canada

Howard,
How does the site work? When I 'click to download' a file, all I get is a bunch of hieroglyphics on my screen.
Do you need a special browser for this?
I use Firefox.

John Roche · From: England

Bent , right click on them and "save link as "

John Roche · From: England

another good link..
http://www.countrymidikaraoke.net/american/american1.htm

Bent Romnes · From: London,Ontario, Canada

Right.DUH!
Thanks John

Roy Ayres · From: Riverview, Florida, USA, R.I.P.

Rick,

The links below take you to what amounts to MIDI search engines. Bring up either of these, then type in the name of any song and you will get links to essentially all MIDI sites that have the song you are looking for.

http://www.midisite.co.uk/midi/search.pl?t=route+66&search=MIDI+Search&m=0&x=50

http://www.inter-search.co.uk/midi/search.pl?t=kindly+keep+it+country&s=10&m=&x=10

I have stopped using any other midi sites, as these sites appear to check them all for the song I am seeking. I often find a half dozen to a dozen different arrangements for a given song.
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