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My Music Collection

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With my father being a professional musician,  I have gown up with and exposed to all different kinds of music. From modern music/groups like Wallflowers and Goo Goo Dolls to Bob Marley and Stevey Ray Vaughn. Not to mention that over the years I developed an interest for classical music. So much so that my classical and instrumental CD collection is out growing my other collections.

I have decided to post some of my music collection for people to listen to. Some of these I have actually wrote myself. Be aware of the following before you download any of these files:

The MID format can be played by almost any computer with a sound card. The draw back though is that the quality of the MIDI music is completely dependant on your sound card. Playing the same music file on two different computer can sound extremely different. This is because MID format is synthesized by your sound card.  The more you card can synthesize a note, the better the music will sound. For this I suggest at least a 64 to 128bit sound card. But 16bit will suffice if that's what you have.

The MOD format is very general. There are many sub formats like S3M, MTM, XM, XTL, and so many others. You will need player software in order to play these files. Regardless of your sound card, these music files will sound the same from computer to computer. In addition, although the MOD file size is relatively small compared to MP3, these files (especially the XM format) can be up to 1MB in size.

Get this music player to play all formats on this web page: 

PC: Winamp  
Mac: QuickTime (does not support MOD format)

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