Hey there, and welcome to the... er... well, I don't really know the size of this section in proportion to the other areas, but it's the second-most IMPORTANT section, anyway.  I've been composing in midi for about a year now (since March 2000), thanks largely to Tom Taylor, a good friend of mine, sending me EZNote once upon a time.  Of course, EZNote's a rather abysmal product, but... one has to start somewhere, and I have Cakewalk and Noteworthy Composer now, so everything's fine and dandy.

For the uninitiated, midi is a type of music 'created', in part, by your computers soundcard. The reason an actual midi file is rather small is because all it is is a set of instructions given to your soundcard on what sorts of notes to play.  As a result of this, the music you listen to hear will either sound really bad (like Atari 2600 stuff, even), or really good (well, maybe not REALLY good, but realistic, anyway).

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Now playing in the background:  By Starlight, copyright © Justin Purdy, 2001.  Like the song?  If so, email me and tell me so.

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