The only way you will be able to get hold of piano sheet music for 'the godfather' is to purchase it as sheet music, or you could try concerting a recording to sheetmusic using one of the MIDI to sheet music programs on this site, but then, you will probably have to pay for them anyway. Buying the sheet music straight up is by far your better option. And its ususally not expensive at all (in fact- I am looking now for you) <a href="http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/store/smp_detail.html?sku=HL.313034&cart=60603137535&searchtitle=Sheet%20Music">The Godfather Trilogy</a> is US$14.95 on Sheet Music Plus. There you go.

: hey
: i really need free piano notes. for example "the Godfather"

Unknot your knickers and I will tell you because I am nice person and I have no aspirations for you to become the next Fat Boy Slim.. Right then, you have a choice of formats but I am telling you to go with either MP3 or RealAudio format, or both (options for listeners are good). Use an <i>MP3 encoder</i> to make MP3s, use <i>RealProducer</i> to make RealAudio. Both support encoding WAV, to get WAV from a CD you need a <i>CD ripper</i>. Upload the files to your web server and link to them!! Unless ofcourse you are talking about an embedded sound file.. that is rather different -but then you didn't specify.

: i have no wish to be a dj, i do not wan't to publish music, I JUST WAN'T TO KNOW HOW TO ADD MUSIC TO A WEB PAGE! THANK YOU

TRY THIS

Product home page:
http://www.trancein.com/power-ymf/

download this (free version) and enable the DOS legacy and the MIDI =
input
settings and RESTART!!!!

WINDOWS 2000 and XP

: Hey All, i am having sever problems, cakewalk pro audio and sonar are
: driving me NUTS, i am using windows 2000 pro and an SB 128 card, now i know
: the card is fine because i have used it under windows 98 with both appz and
: my midi keyboard but in 2000 neither pro audio or sonar will accept input
: from my midi keyboard, it registers the input going 9in but doews not play
: it back and even creative are stumped on this one.

: any help would be greatly appreciated and btw i do not want to switch to
: evolution audio it's crap.

: thank in advance

: Paul

If I were you, I'd install a Windows 98 folder on your computer and rename it so you can startup in 98 when you need to.
All microsoft products are riddled with mountains of mysterious errors. Another thing is that ASIO sound drivers seem to
be more stable than other sound drivers. Windows drivers aren't so stable. If you have the choice to choose playback and record
drivers, make sure that you use your soundcard drivers and not the windows ones.

Another tricky matter is if your BIOS is setup by default to use a particular sound hardware element or not.
Some computers (most now) have built-in MIDI and audio on the motherboard. This is usually bad news for those of
use who want to use better soundcards. Many times you must disable the motherboard's "soundcard" in the BIOS
startup menu.

Well, I hope something works out.

If you need to run other programs, I suggest Cubasis, DDClip, and Tuareg, as usual.

iTunes is more than likely the easiest route. You can create playlists from the imported tracks. It's free and fully working to. it'll even burn CD's for you.

SteveR

So you have a problem with the people that sold you the program?

If they haven't provided you with the product you payed them for, phone Visa. I have found them quite good when you have proof the card was abused by the seller. Give them a call...

SteveR

Rodica,

What player, or it may not be a complete file, have your friend play it in his computer. Use msn, icq, or Aol's, instant messenger to send him the file so he/she can try it on another computer.

I use Trillian to avoid all the advertizing on Aol, Icq or msn.
http://www.trillian.cc/

Or burn it to a cd and try a stand alone MP3 player as Steve suggested.

: why there is no sound when i play a downloaded mp3 192 kbps?

: How do I transfer my Akai S1000 samples on floppy to my PC (XP) system. Halion or Cubase VST won't read them.

Here is a tool you might find helpful...
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/SampliConv/">SampliConv 1.01</a>

There is a program now called Translator. It converts many sampler formats for use on the PC. PC's are notoriously crud at reading 'other' file formats, therefore I would format the diskette on the PC and then rely on the samples being recorded on to the PC format diskette.

There maybe other ways..

SteveR

Alexander,

Not to disagree, but I would never download an exe file, to secure music. The threat of adding a registry change is far too great to take the chance downloading an unknown executable file. There is also the threat of a virus, and the sales losses from infecting a users computer would be far more damaging to a musical group than any other thing except not showing up for any scheduled concerts.

MP3 music shared, on the old Napster system, was a great music sampler. When you found an artist's music you liked you searched them out to purchase their music. If you placed your music on the system, it was initially up loaded from you. Presuming you put the proper tags on the mp3 it would load with the song name and artist name, genre, album name, and year produced and the album track number.

All computers come with MP3 players installed, home manufactured maybe the exception, so it is never a problem to play mp3 files. Occasionally users will download real player or use a yahoo player that may not display your web site, and yes your exe program will solve that.

However, an executable program in my opinion is not the way to release music, it will be avoided like a plague. Nevertheless, if the copy of your music in exe file is also loaded with a Trojan or virus it would be the quickest way to end a music career.

JR

: Hi everybody,

: I've asked some questions in this forum about how to market music
: online. I think I have some answers...

: Here's a small review about MP3Wrapster, software for MP3 Marketing...

: One of the problems with releasing your music on the internet by
: creating MP3 files of your songs is that people use different MP3
: player software and there is no standard way of linking info about
: the author, song, copyright, lyrics, website URL, etc, to the song
: file.

: So once your music has been copied and downloaded by thousands of
: listeners many people wont be able to locate the author of the music.

: Lots of lost traffic! Lots of lost sales!

: Contrast this to content wrapping technology. I have found a program
: that will turn my MP3 files into applications! People can now
: download my songs in .exe format. Once you release an MP3 file on
: the internet you never know where it may end up and you can't
: assume that everybody will have an MP3 player installed.

: The .exe application that the software creates is basically an MP3
: file plus an MP3 player included with it. Each MP3 song that I have
: converted into applications end up approx. 10-15K bigger. But that's
: quite small.

: And the best part is that the software allows you to include a
: clickable link to your website. So people who like your music have
: an easy way to locate you and perhaps purchase your music.

: You can provide your lyric sheet within the song file as well. The
: first few pieces of music I encoded were sample tracks from my
: relaxation album, they didn't have lyrics, so I filled out the
: space provided for lyrics with some additional appeal to get a
: click to my site and song title, author and copyright notice.

: You could fill the lyric space with an entire sales letter if
: you wanted to.

: The software is called MP3Wrapster and costs $99. You can convert
: as many songs as you like forever, there's no limits.

: You can get it at...

: http://www.mp3wrapster.com

: The only other way I've found that will create wrapped music content
: is a service called CintoA from www.musiccity.com

: I didn't like the price they charge. They don't sell you software to
: use yourself, they charge on a per song or per album basis to encode
: your music for you.

: Here's the prices for CintoA that I got off their website...

: + Individual songs are $125 each.

: + Whole records (up to 12 songs) are $495 each.

: Those prices might be OK for you if a record company promotes your
: music, but
: it's quite alot for someone like me just starting out.

: So I've decided to stick with MP3Wrapster!

: Alexander
: alexander2420@yahoo.com