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⌈ Secret Post #3136 ⌋

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How to identify Midi file songs?

[(Anonymous)]

So I was going through some old folders, which had been passed on from computer to computer from like fifteen+ years ago, and I found a few old MIDI file songs which are very pretty. I really want to identify them and figure out what they are, so I can hopefully get the full mp3 version. Anyone know how to go about doing that?

I saved them with the default names, but they are obscure like "garden" or "riddle". I know I got them all from the same website, and it's all fantasy type music. I did identify one as something by Enya, and years ago I figured out one was Aeris's theme. but I'm not having much luck just putting the "title" in Youtube and listening to everything, if they are possibly video game tracks I think they'll harder to find...

So, is there any sort of program anyone knows that can listen to your MIDI and find out what it is?

Re: How to identify Midi file songs?

[herpymcderp]

winamp plays .midi files as well as .mp3s and .mp4s. Download it.

Re: How to identify Midi file songs?

[insanenoodlyguy]

Unlikely. Apps like soundhound probably wont' know what to make of old school midi, but maybe they are worth a try?

Re: How to identify Midi file songs?

[flipthefrog.livejournal.com]

idk i managed to get Shazam or something to recognize "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" by singing at it in the middle of a crowded party, I feel like midis would do just as well.

Re: How to identify Midi file songs?

[fishnchips]

Upload them and put the links here (maybe in the next post, though) - maybe we can help you identify them?