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From: [e-mail] (Piet van Oostrum)
Subject: Midi files/software archives on the Internet
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Version: $Id: archives,v 1.52 1994/03/24 12:46:28 piet Exp piet $

Note: the latest version of this file is available from the cs.ruu.nl
archive as MIDI/DOC/archives (see below how to access the archive) and
on the various news.answers archives. This archive also contains a lot of
midi music and programs.

A large collection of midifiles can be found on wuarchive.wustl.edu, in
/systems/ibmpc/ultrasound/sound/midi/files. Some of these files are
specific for the Gravis Ultrasound card but most are also usable for other
synthesizers.

There is an FTP archive at ucsd.edu [128.54.16.1] . It contains a.o. MIDI
files, patches and a few programs. See the directory 'midi'.

Also one at media-lab.media.mit.edu [18.85.0.2] (directory 'music/midi')

atari.archive.umich.edu [141.211.120.11] contains Atari stuff in directory
'/atari/Music'.

scam.berkeley.edu [128.32.138.1] contains netjam submissions on midifiles
in directory '/misc/netjam/submissions/'.

louie.udel.edu [128.175.1.3] has patches, samples, sequences and software
in 'pub/midi/'.

Sites for MIDI Sample Dump Standard programs and samples:
alf.uib.no [129.177.30.3], directory /pub/sds
sweaty.palm.cri.nz [161.66.1.11], directory sds

wagner.musicnet.ua.edu [130.160.156.75] is a site that just started to
collect music stuff. It has patches for Roland JV-80/880/1000 in directory
/pub/music/Patches/JV80.

ftp.reed.edu [134.10.2.20] has EPS-16+ samples in /eps/samples. A list is
in /eps/docs/samples/sample.index.txt. More EPS info is in
/eps/docs/. There are some programs for the EPS in /eps/utils (Atari ST and
MSDOS). See /eps/docs/utils for info.

Two ftp sites for the Kurzweil K2000:
  1) ftp.uwp.edu:/pub/music/lists/kurzweil  (maintained by [e-mail])
  2) cs.utk.edu:/pub/martin/K2000           (maintained by [e-mail])

qiclab.scn.rain.com in /pub/music contains various conversion programs.

Roland Samplers:
There is an FTP archive that includes introductory information, useful
utilities (read Roland disks on your computer), archives of the mailing
list, and some samples.  The archive is on lotus.UWaterloo.ca in the
pub/sgroup directory.

There also is a ftp-site with TX16W samples, maintained by one of
the TX16W list-members.  FTP to ftp-ls7.informatik.uni-dortmund.de, the
samples are in the directory "pub/tx16w/samples". There are also back
issues of the TX-16W newsletter in pub/tx16w/mail. There is also a
mirror site in the U.S.A. at ftp.aii.com:/pub/midi/tx16w

Archives of the Music-Research Digest can be found at
cattell.psych.upenn.edu [12128.91.2.173] in directory pub/Music.Research

impaqt1.mem.drexel.edu [129.25.10.1] has a couple of msdos files in
'pub/files/ibm/midi'

There is an EMAX (I and II) FTP site at sweaty.palm.cri.nz (161.66.1.11)
some samples, FAQ, archives of mailing list and some software to allow
sample interchange for PC compatibles

Cakewalk files can be found at nic.funet.fi [128.214.6.100] in
'pub/msdos/sound/cakewalk' and also on ucsd.edu (see above).

There are several MIDI programs for MS Windows in
ftp.cica.indiana.edu:pub/pc/win3/sounds.

OS/2 programs can be found on  ftp-os2.cdrom.com [192.153.46.2].  Directories
/pub/os2/2_x/mmedia and /pub/os2/2_1/mmedia contain the bulk of the
MIDI-related files for OS/2.  (There is a specific ftp site for OS/2
multimedia in the formative stages right now, but it is not yet in
operation.)  For a full index of OS/2 files at that site, retrieve
/pub/os2/00index.txt.  Submissions may be placed in /pub/os2/incoming.

castrovalva.gsfc.nasa.gov [128.183.33.197] contains some Macintosh stuff
and the EMUSIC-L mailing list archives.  mac.archive.umich.edu
[141.211.165.41] has a midi archive in mac/sound/midi

Other Macintosh sites: See the file Mac-archives in this directory.

An FTP site for predominantly D-70-related files: /pub/D70 on
kilroy.jpl.nasa.gov.

ftp.ecn.nl:/pub/RP-1: DIGITECH RP-1 MIDI guitar effect pedals and some
other midi stuff.

Apple 2 MIDI Synth archives can be found on cco.caltech.edu [131.215.6.10]
in the pub/apple2/music/synthlab/ directory. They are mirrored on
grind.isca.uiowa.edu [128.255.21.233]

Amiga users can get some things by mail from [e-mail]
(send a HELP message first)

For amiga see also the aminet sites:

litamiga.epfl.ch       128.178.151.32
ftp.luth.se            130.240.18.2
ftp.uni-kl.de          131.246.9.95
ftp.uni-erlangen.de    131.188.1.43
ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de    130.149.17.7
ftp.th-darmstadt.de    130.83.55.75
ftp.uni-paderborn.de   131.234.2.32
ftp.wustl.edu          128.252.135.4
ftp.cdrom.com          192.153.46.2
merlin.etsu.edu        192.43.199.20

There is a listserv containing e-music related stuff at American
University.
Send a message to [e-mail] containing the line:
get emusic filelist

IRCAM:
We are opening an anonymous ftp site, ftp.ircam.fr.  Since we are connected
to the Internet via a 9600b line, please try to do your bulk transfers between
10pm MET and 8 am MET as a courtesy to our users.  Please use, don't abuse!
(amongst others:)
  music/    Computer music software and info
    archives/    List of directories of some well-known comp music ftp sites
    databases/    Music databases
    doc/    Documentation
      FAQ/    FAQ about audio, dsp, etc...
      MIDI/    MIDI standard definition
    papers/    Papers on music
      OMR/    Bibliographies in Optical Music Recognition
    programs/    Repository of public domain computer music programs
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irus.rri.uwo.ca /pub/music    contains a Cubase demo
ftp.mcc.ac.uk    /pub/cubase    Cubase archive. Contains Atari, Mac and
                MSWindows demos
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You'll find some NoiseTracker/SoundTracker MOD files, and Soundblaster
things on the following FTP sites:

    Garbo.Uwasa.fi            /pc/sb and /pc/music
    Wuarchive.Wustl.Edu
    Simtel20.Army.Mil
        snake.mcs.kent.edu        /pub/SB-Adlib/ntmods
    nic.funet.fi        /pub/amiga/audio
                /pub/atari/sound
                /pub/unix/sound
                /pub/msdos/sound
        ux1.cso.uiuc.edu    /amiga/mirror/mods
        ftp.brad.ac.uk        /misc/mods    /incoming/mods
        ftp.uni-kl.de        /pub/amiga/mods
                /pub/amiga/ianet/mods
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MAILING LISTS:

NOTE: The adresses mentioned are those where you can subscribe or get info
about the list. The lists themselves usually have the name without the
-request if that part is present, or LISTNAME@HOST if the command to
subscribe is SUBSCRIBE LISTNAME sent to LISTSERV@HOST.

Algorithmic composition [e-mail]
                message: subscribe ALGO-COMP
Analogue Heaven        [e-mail]
Cakewalk        [e-mail]
                message: SUBS CAKEWALK <your full name>
DIGITECH RP-1 MIDI
 guitar effect pedals    [e-mail], [e-mail] (Marcel Bernards)
EMU Emax        [e-mail]
K2000            [e-mail]
                message: SUBSCRIBE K2000 Your Full Name
Korg 01/W        [e-mail] (Bill Huston)
netjam            [e-mail]
                            with Subject: request for info
Notator    (EMagic's)    Fokke de Boer <[e-mail]>
Ensoniq VFX        [e-mail]
EPS            [e-mail]
Roland Samplers        [e-mail]
Roland D-70        [e-mail] (Clifford Yamamoto)
Roland JV-80/880    [e-mail]
                message: #SUBSCRIBE
                     <Your e-mail address>
Roland U20/U220        [e-mail] (James Choi)
Sound Blaster progr.    [e-mail]
                message: subscribe blaster Your Full Name
TX16W            [e-mail]
                message: subscribe tx16w Your Full Name
Yamaha SY        [e-mail]
EMUSIC-L        [e-mail] ([e-mail])
                            message: SUBS EMUSIC-L Your Full Name
SYNTH-L            [e-mail] ([e-mail])
                            message: SUBS SYNTH-L Your Full Name
SQ-x/KS-32        [e-mail]
Cubase            [e-mail]
Wavestation        [e-mail]
                message: SUBSCRIBE WAVESTATION Your Full Name
Women's issues in music    [e-mail] ([e-mail])
                message: SUBSCRIBE WIML-L Your Full Name
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NOTE: I am setting up a midi archive on our machine, so if you have info
about PD stuff (programs and midifiles) please share with me. And if you
want to share some of your own things that will be appreciated.
The archive is available with ftp from ftp.cs.ruu.nl [131.211.80.17],
directory MIDI. Also by a mail-server - send mail to [e-mail]
with the following contents:
BEGIN
PATH <a valid mail address to you>
HELP
send MIDI/INDEX
END
Note: specify a correct address (e.g. [e-mail] or [e-mail])
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Piet* van Oostrum, Dept of Computer Science, Utrecht University,
Padualaan 14, P.O. Box 80.089, 3508 TB Utrecht, The Netherlands.
Telephone: [phone]   Uucp:   uunet!mcsun!ruuinf!piet
Telefax:   [phone]   Internet:  [e-mail]   (*`Pete')