Cool Web Sites

• Mark of the Unicorn. Home page for the MOU company that brings us products like Mosaic and Performer.
• The MIDI Farm. Nice, colorful home page with great MIDI information and resources!
• MIDIWorld.Com. Many MIDI downloads... many styles
• www.midi.org- MIDI information and downloads, links to related sites
• Harmony Central. A great place to start your search on any musical topic.
• Computer Music Tutorial. A good place to start for gaining a general understanding of the subject of MIDI. A fine glossary of terms and definitions.
• Computer Music Journal Homepage.
• Mac Supporters Music & MIDI. A good beginning to answering FAQs pertaining to MIDI.
• Jazz MIDI files. Thousands of MIDI Jazz dowload Files (Tip by Jeremiah Nelson)
• MSOD... MIDI Songs you want. The site lists various bands alphabetically listed. There are 1000's of Rock Bands (Tip by Adam Jenkins)
• Technomidi.com. A cool site that has original & re-mixed techno MIDI files. This site has MIDI and computer News as well as software & music reviews. (Tip by Chris Wroblewski)
• Jim's MIDI Links. This site has a variety of music styles...very colorful and very user friendly. (Tip by Vince Spiten)
• Christian MIDI's.com. Lots of variety to choose from. (Tip by Ed McGowan)
• Christian Catholic Hymns. This site has tons of hymns that can be used to orchestrate some really cool compositions. Fast downloads! (Tip by Johannes Kestner)
• UltimateMIDI.com. This web site has many links to MIDI sites along with access to software. Also direct links to many Band favorites!(Tip by Rachel Smith)
• Quality Classical MIDI files. MIDI files sequenced for full orchestra. Highly recommended! (Tip by Johannes Kestner)
• Virtual Pipeline. Many MIDI files by various groups. (Tip by Soren Anderson)
• FreshMIDIs.com. A large list of today's hits. Easy to use. (Tip by Kim Sollberg)
• Frank Zappa MIDI files. Don't listen to theses... or listen to every single one... (Tip by David Parisi)
• MIDI Sheet Music. This site has sheet music...even if you don't have a sequencer you can use these files.
• MIDI Home Page. If you need information about the subject of MIDI, here's a nice starting point.
• Wildcat Canyon Software. Makers of Autoscore, a voice input extension which allows your Mac to "hear" you sing!
• SoundDogs.Com Tons of free sound effects to download. They are all under different categories. You check out the sound effects that you want to hear. (Tip by Ahmet Baysal)
• MeanRabbit.Com This site isnÃt the best in downloading sound effects you definitely will be missing something if you donÃt check it out. (Tip by Ahmet Baysal)
• soundamerica.com They have over 20,000 sound clips, ranging from comedy, cartoons, movies, general sound effects, and tv. They have them in wav or realaudio format. They are arranged well, and are easy to find. One thing the site is lacking is a search feature. One nice thing they have is a sound utilities section, in case you don't have a player or need a convertor or something like that. (Tip by Chris Wroblewski)
• Kabuki for Everyone This informative page has aiff files representing what the Japanese Theater sounds like, with drums, flutes, men dressed as women, and lots of make-up. (Tip by David Parisi)

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