[rodgersorgan] Re: Midi Files and Smart Media in Trillium



Hi Ralph:
It sounds like you'r trying to have some fun. - I am having fun with arranging
MIDI files on a lap-top computer which has a proper MIDI interface such that
you can 'play' the files from the computer's sequencer directly in to the
organ, the pr300s, and other sound modules. My MIDI interface has four MIDI
ports and thus I have 64 MIDI channels to play into sound modules.
I am also using a Roland Sound Canvas SC-155, the MIDI sliders of which allow
you to have instant volume control over each of the 16 MIDI channels and that,
to boot, on the fly while the organ plays. That SC-155 is worth its money in
gold.
I sometimes feel, I am having more fun than a human being is allowed to have in
making electronic music.
Where in NZ is your Rodgers store located? I know Wellington quite well when I
worked with your Royal NZ Air Force chaps at Shelly Bay.
Fred Kuhn
St Andrew's Church, Stuart, FLorida.

Ralph Cullen wrote:

> Hi Team!
> I am getting enthused about preparing MIDI files for loading onto the Smart
> Media Card and using it as a source for playing the Trillium Series organs.
> Has anyone delved into this fine feature yet? and what have been the
> results in terms of ease of playing. It seems to me to be the way of the
> immediate future and is a lot easier to deal with in a service setting than
> the diskette approach of the PR300??
> Comments, suggestions and guidelines please.
> Ralph,
> Rodgers Organs,
> New Zealand.
>
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