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19 gru 1996 · All music files on this site, including those within zip files, are copyrighted by their respective authors. If you wish to use some of the music files you find on this site in a project, on another website, for some other purpose, you should contact the author of the files you wish to use. For most files, this is listed in our archive in the ...
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4 maj 2021 · 2 GB MIDI COLLECTION uncompressed - zipped by letters, for easy downloading. * 84915 midi files (some doubles exists).
30 maj 2023 · This is a list of games on PCGamingWiki marked as using General MIDI audio. This list is generated automatically. To add or update entries simply edit the individual pages (see the editing guide for details). Native support.
I don't download MIDIs as often as I used to (did it a lot when I had a 1gb hd) but I still check out the archive for sequences to put in my MUGEN folder. I have so many stages that need music!
26 sie 2005 · Big database of videogames, many Amiga and PC game music modules (mods) and midis (mids) for download.
23 sie 2011 · I'm interested in creating remixes of music from video games such as Final Fantasy. I understand that MIDI files exist of this music and can be an excellent reference since they spell out every note, and I was curious if there was a reliable site or archive that offered them for download.
The search itself isn’t very useful but there’s a dropdown menu where you can select which console the game is on, and then once you’re in that page, you do have to scroll to find your game and song. Or use ctrl+F to find it within the page. Some systems have tons of available midis. Still a pretty good site once you know how to navigate it.
