I've long ago decided that real hardware is a safer bet for longevity, and combining that with the reality that Roland's hardware is the basis and standard for their SC-VA software, I doubt I'd ever consider differences in the SC-VA as improving on the hardware. If all normalize does is amplify them...

I've found 2 of my SC8850 optimized Midis from Codename: Iceman! On the old Sierra Website it was hosted here, but now its deleted! I can not add midi files here directly, it is zipped! Enjoy! :) I think there's one there I hadn't heard, thanks! In case you didn't notice, previously in this thread,...

Hi! You can find and search here some old Roland Stuff, there is a SC8820 Driver in many versions, may be it works for sc8850 too? http://chagal.org/support/download_drv.php?datatable1_length=10&searchKey=SC-8820+ Yes, I tried my best for optimization for the SC8850 files, but I'm not so good l...

Hi! If you need Software or Drivers for the SC8850, you can ask me! Btw, you can find many optmimized SC8850 VGM Midis on my website: www.mdstudio.de or on www.vgmusic.com too! They sounds very good, because i made many midi files since 2000 and I used the SC8850 today too! Regards,from germany! Ma...

By the way, I just posted my Doom & Doom 2 SC-8850 remixes on the main site. A zip of the MIDI files is also included. I used a lot of SysEx for the 8850's MFX and other effects. Check it out! http://www.midimusicadventures.com/2017/02/doom-revisited/ Sorry to bring this up so late, but do you ...

Andrew, I just noticed you have already resurrected that page (at http://www.midimusicadventures.com/ques ... utilities/). If you'd like, I'd be happy to have you host the pdf there.

My objective was to create standard MIDI format files that play with greater than 16 channels in devices that support it. First, I should say that I've considered writing a feature request for Rosegarden, but the more I think about it, the more I realize it may just create problems for the majority ...

For the longest time, I was curious just what was in Dr. T's MT-32 Editor/Librarian, mostly because of what Tom wrote about it on his queststudios MT-32 Resource Center Utilities page: My favorite DOS-based MT-32 editor! This program is no longer available from the publisher, Lilly Freelance Softwar...

After mirroring archive.org's snapshot of queststudios.com, I noticed many goodies, one of which applies to Roland's ED devices. Enjoy Tom's hard work converting MT-32 soundtracks to MIDI format for Roland ED modules: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2uObE ... sp=sharing

Since I believe the queststudios forum system, SMF, used to use google to perform searches (which archive.org doesn't seem to interface properly with), I've had to think a bit outside of the box to come up with a working solution, but here goes: In GNU/Linux there are various tools for finding files...