Fleetwood Mac MIDI collections?

[Spikey]

Hey folks,

Just wondering if anyone has a decent MIDI collection of FM tracks- I searched the web and couldn't find much.

If anyone has a private archive they're willing to share/trade, I'd definitely appreciate hearing from you, from here or via PM.

MIDI's are my passion/hobby, so FM MIDI files would be pretty cool to me

Peace everyone, hope you had a good weekend!

Regards,
- Spike

[TrueFaith77]

what the heck is a midi?

[ontheEdgeof17]

The Penquin has it very own section of midi's, found here:

http://fleetwoodmac.net/penguin/midi/index.html

here:

http://www.fortunecity.com/tinpan/oc...etwoodmac.html

[fleetwoodtrick]

There used to be some at buckinghamnicks.net. I think they're still there.

What exactly is a .midi/what do you do with them anyways?

[Spikey]

17: Thanks, that helps- but I was wondering if anyone had a personal collection not readily available via the wonders of Google. There's basically hit songs done and not much else.


For those curious what a "MIDI" file is, it's a music file where instead of a MP3, which is just a compressed digital audio file which plays back more or less the same for everyone, it's actually a bunch of instruments and notes which play back when sent to an instrument bank on your PC, or external music device like a keyboard or synth, and plays differently depending on the quality of your MIDI software/hardware.

As to the usefulness of it, that's debatable- because it's not going to resemble the playing of Lindsey, John and Mick all that well, although some I've heard sometimes are close- but for me, I work with MIDI files and digital music as a hobby, studio mixing them, and it'd be neat to mess with and come up with some cool enhanced instrumental versions if there's some decent MIDI's out there (and as I said, I've heard some good ones already).

I'll probably make a CD, at least for myself. I definitely FM!
I can post a sample if anyone is curious.

- Spike