This <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/cgi/htdig/htsearch.cgi?config=htdig&restrict=%2Fsmm%2Fprograms%2F&exclude=&method=and&format=builtin-long&words=tablature">link</a> should get you started!

: I give guitar lessons and I am looking for an easy to use software application that will allow me to create and edit tableture sheets for guitar. Responses are appreciated.

: Thanks,
: Terry

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/LPRipper/">http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/LPRipper/</a>

: I need software to transfer my LPs to MP3 or Wavs

Dude geocities allows you to upload .midi AND .wav so i guess you should put your homepage on geocities.

Let's take these questions one at a time.

1. MP3 files are the norm for music on the web. However, Real Audio is a popular alternative.

2. Some free web services don't allow MP3s due to the bandwidth issues and the fact that a lot of illegal music ends up on their servers. If you do upload the MP3s, they can be played by a number of players - Winamp is a great program. But you'll usually have to download the song before you can hear it.

3. If your WAV file features more than one instrument, don't expect a great sounding MIDI file. Lots of software companies claim they can make great MIDI out of WAV, but the results are hit and miss. I wouldn't bother trying to convert to MIDI.

4. In order to upload, consult the FAQ of the web host you use.

Finally, don't forget this is the web. You can store your MP3s on a free music server like www.mp3.com.au and include a link to the file on your Yahoo page.

: I have a Yahoo home page. I have a CUBASIS program. I have all the equipment for making .midi files, keyboard, Finale, etc. I downloaded "MP3 WAV Converter Version 2.52" into my computer.
: The music I want to upload into my web page is on cassette tapes, recorded live, not on .midi files. Through the CUBASIS program I can convert the audio tape tracks from the cassette player into .wave files. Then via the MP3 WAV Converter I can convert the .wave files into MP3 files. I was able to up load a .wave file to my web page. However, the Yahoo people said .wave files require much memory. I know that. They said to upload .midi files. I tried uploading my MP3 files without success. The Yahoo people said MP3 files "require an external player," ???? The music I want to upload is not on .midi files.
: My questions are: 1) Aren't MP3 files the standard for getting your music out there via a web page? 2) How do you upload MP3 files to your web page and how do you play them back once uploaded? 3) Since I know how to make .wave files (from the music on the cassette recorder via the CUBASIS program), how do I convert the .wave files into .midi files to upload them into my Yahoo Web page?
: I have made .midi files, yes, but that isn't the music I want on the web. The recordings on the cassette tapes are those made with a full orchestra, singers in a recording studio.
: Again: What do I do to upload those tape tracks onto my web page?
: I would appreciate any help you might give me.
: Burt Foreman

hell can you find me the hip hop or rap voice effect or if you have any music samples please can you find

Thanks bro. Cool comments. Hey, could i get a copy of your AIFF stack? I would love to admire how you did it? Anyhow, it's great that you turned your abilities into your career! I learned that the inventor of "You Don't Know Jack!" the immensely-popular trivia game made it up on HyperCard. The first version was just a big stack. They almost instantly translated the idea into the final product.

iv been looking fo one too, and ive found 1
http://www.cybercitysoftware.com/raveejay.html

P.S. GL!

you can try audio2x cd workshop.
first convert vqf to wav, then convert wav to mp3.
http://www.audio2x.com

: Dear ALL! How I can convert vqf format to mp3?
: Please help. thank you!

you can try audio2x cd workshop.
first convert vqf to wav, then convert wav to mp3.
http://www.audio2x.com

: Dear ALL! How I can convert vqf format to mp3?
: Please help. thank you!

I think you will find most e-mail location limit the size of the mail you send. A 5 minute song will exceed most e-mail limitations, but if you are only wanting to send a clliped portion of a song or musical selection then i can understand.

It can be added as a attachement but that will not play when the e-mail is opened and read.

Note: To link to images and sounds in your email you must find images and sounds that can be remotely linked to or they WILL NOT WORK. Many of the free web page hosts like, Tripod, Geocities, Angelfire, etc, have now blocked all remote linking to images and sound due to the high cost of bandwidth.

There are TWO ways to put BACKGROUND SOUND in your email. By using either one of these codes, the music will start to play AUTOMATICALLY.

Try these sample codes:

This code is the Internet Explorer sound code:

<html>
<bgsound src="http://www.draac.com/sample.mid">
</html>

This code is the Netscape sound code:

<html>
<embed src="http://www.draac.com/sample.mid" autostart="true">
</html>

To have the sound play repeatedly, you can LOOP the sound by adding a simple command to your code.

Try these sample codes:
<html>
<bgsound src="http://www.draac.com/sample.mid" loop="-1">
</html>
Note: The loop="-1" will loop bgsound sound continuously, loop="infinite" will not work.
<html>
<embed src="http://www.draac.com/sample.mid" autostart="true" loop="true">
</html>

Note: You can also use a number value to loop the sound a specific amount of times, for example loop="3" will play the background sound three times, then stop.

It is getting more difficult to perform these e-mail tricks because of the links that are required.

You will need to take the part of the CD you want to play in your e_mail and place it on line so the e-mail can be linked to where you have posted the music.

try the above, and do a search on "puting HTML in e-mails." Note if they are not using outlook express or netscape for an e-mail client the above codes will not work.

: I have a cd and I want to send part of certain songs by using email. How do I set that up? Also is it possible to send an email with the song on their playing back in loops. Meaning as soon as the email is opened the music starts and continues until the email is closed.

You'd have to rip the songs you want onto your hard drive and then edit the pieces of music you want. An audio editor like Goldwave will do. Then you simply attach the music to an email. I don't know how you'd make it loop other than sending HTML mail and embedding the music in your file. Getting ahead of you eh?

On another point, there's a good chance the recipient of your email won't be too happy about the size of the email when you send it, along with the music. It'll take a while to download, even if you convert the music to MP3.

: I have a cd and I want to send part of certain songs by using email. How do I set that up? Also is it possible to send an email with the song on their playing back in loops. Meaning as soon as the email is opened the music starts and continues until the email is closed.

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I bought this album and thought it was pretty good! Found a review of it in NME and decided to give it a listen...good music. Quite experimental and a bit wierd actually....nice vocals and great timing...

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