I registered MidiGate but the files still don sound good. Why?
MidiGate is still only a MIDI player and it depends on what audio card you use. The main advantage of using MidiGate is for its queuing function. MIDI, as a medium, is usually not the first choice of classical music listeners: too many MIDI files make for rather poor performances (to be charitable) as compared with that of audio files containing live recordings of gifted musicians on real instruments. MIDI however, when used by a true sequencing master, can and does offer a wonderful listening experience if listened to on a good synthesizer (but most cheap audio cards don’t fit that bill!) In addition, MIDI has two notable redeeming features: the files are very small compared to those of audio recordings (even after compression) and they can, in many cases, be used to generate a useful score while using the appropriate software (see Notation Musician in our store.) As said above, the quality of a MIDI rendition also depends a lot on the synthesizer you use. And both audio and MIDI rend
