Hi Brian,
For the basics, you might be interested in a podcast I did for the
Braillists, available at www.braillists.org/media
Guitar chords and lead sheets are easy, they're almost basically
ordinary braille.
Here are a few examples:
D (major, ordinary chord): dot 6, D
Em (E minor):
Hi Joe,
It's good to hear from you.
Yes, most media players will play MIDI files, but be warned they may
route the data to the built-in Microsoft synth by default.
Yes, you can make QWS the default program for MIDI files. You can do
this either through the Windows file associations (Default
Hi Joe,
As Simon has said, MIDI Yoke appears not to work on Windows 10. I can
confirm this too.
I use Loop MIDI and it is working well for me. Please try it.
The article on using VST Instruments with QWS, and the tutorial on VST,
both advise against trying MIDI Yoke on Windows 10.
I hope
Hi Richard,
I have no idea why QWS will automatically close. I cannot think of
anything that would make the behaviour change if you don't have a config
file either.
The most likely possibility is some conflict with a MIDI port. So try in
the Ports dialog turning everything off and then
Hi Joe and all,
I have used Komplete Kontrol instruments through QWS and VST Host and it
worked fairly well. There is, as has been suggested, a fair bit of setup
to do and I'm sure there could be several optimisations.
Joe, you mentioned you found the article on using VST instruments hard
Original Message
From: joegio...@gmail.com
Date: 01/06/21 20:09
To: qws@AndreLouis.COM
Subject: QWS List instrument lists
Hello,
Are instruments developed just for QWS users or is it something familiar
to users of other sequencers?
Joe Giovanelli, W2PVY
To unsubscribe
Hi,
Apologies for the delay and for the broken link.
I understand, the unsubscribe link should be:
http://andrelouis.com:414
I will try and get this changed in the email footers.
I trust this helps.
God bless,
James.
- Original Message - From: "JAMES BOWDEN"
Hi Joe,
Sorry for the delay responding to your questions.
First, about opening MIDI ports: QWS uses the standard Windows functions
to open the MIDI devices. Windows is reporting an error when QWS tries
opening your keyboard port. Unfortunately, there is very little that can
be done by QWS.
Original Message
From: ny...@gypsyheir.com
Date: 28/01/21 03:15
To: qws@AndreLouis.COM
Subject: RE: QWS List QWS Ver 2.0?
I know this may be because of my long history with MIDI, but I don't
know that a 2.0 version of the specification will saturate much into
the industry. MIDI as
Hi everyone,
I trust you are all well, especially in these interesting times.
I have finally managed to update the QWS website. Yes, I know it's been
ages since the last update.
There are some new instrument lists - many thanks to all those who
supplied them, and thank you for being so
Hi David,
May I ask, did you install QWS to the default folder of c:\program files
(x86)\qws?
If so, then the behaviour you report is perfectly "normal" according to
Windows.
The reason this is happening is because you are normally not allowed to
write to the program files folders.
So,
Hi Gavin,
In my limited experience with R manuals, the PDF files are, like you say, not
at all great to navigate. The problem is you have two columns of text and the
screen reader merges them together, reading right across the line.
It took me ages demultiplexing them in a word processor to
Hi,
In my experience of Roland gear, no special handshake is needed: just send the
message and the synth accepts it.
The interesting thing about the messages is the "checksum" at the end of the
messages. This is true for the JV series, XV series and Fantom series of synths
- I do not know
Hi Matt,
Unfortunately, as I said before, QWS calls the standard File Open nd File Save
As common dialog box. It's part of Windows. QWS does not have any coding for
what appears in the dialog - it is entirely managed by Windows.
QWS, like almost all other programs, effectively says to Windows
Hi Matt,
In common with most other Windows applications, the File Open dialog and File
Save As dialogs are entirely controlled by Windows. They are what is known as
Common Dialogs.
So basically, what appears in the dialog is entirely up to Windows.
There is little I can do for this one,
Hi,
Thank you, Nicole for your kind words.
Nicole is right, I have not done recent development work on QWS, but there have
been a whole host of reasons for this, not least, a small matter of writing two
recorder concertos, which has claimed a lot of time. Before that, small matters
like dying
Hi Matt,
In QWs:
Tools -> Apply to all.
Tools -> Time Glide.
Enter the number of beats in the bar.
Job done.
Hope this helps.
God bless,
James.
Original Message
From: meturner2...@gmail.com
Date: 15/03/2019 21:15
To: "QWS list"
Subj: Re: QWS List Playback delay, and midi files?
Hi Matt,
The answer is no, the cut off notes is not because you have recorded using a
playback delay in QWS.
The QWS setting for playback delay means that QWS will send all the initial
track settings, then wait a little and only then start the playback proper. The
idea is that some synths -
Hi,
Sorry, I have never used Reaper. I understand you can use it with QWS but I
have never tried it.
The general process for using a VST with QWS is described in the article on the
QWS website about using VST instruments.
You need:
* QWS
* VST Host
* A virtual MIDI cable.
The virtual MIDI
Hi Ales,
Many thanks for your email and apologies for the delay responding.
You can move events in several ways. In your case, because the two events are
only one tick apart, I suggest you use the Event List and adjust the Start
time.
Another way could be to insert a whole beat at the
Hi Marco,
Unfortunately, there is nothing I can do. Not all keyboards respond to the
standard MIDI Local ON/OFF messages.
So, please may I ask you to consult the manual for your keyboard to find out
the command it needs. It may be a System Exclusive Message. By nature, System
Exclusive
nal manual is only 0?
Ales
-Original Message-
From: mai...@andrelouis.com On Behalf Of JAMES BOWDEN
Sent: Friday, November 9, 2018 6:55 PM
To: QWS list
Subject: RE: QWS List Making instrument list
Hello Ales,
Please note, I have changed the email subject.
To make an instrument list:
Hello Ales,
Please note, I have changed the email subject.
To make an instrument list:
First, you will need the manual for your keyboard with the data. This is the
source of the information. You should be able to download this from the
internet if you do not already have the manual.
As you
Hi Blake,
In Windows 10, I use a program called Loop MIDI as the virtual cable. VST Host
should then still work.
Hope this helps.
With best regards,
James.
Original Message
From: blaketrac...@gmail.com
Date: 09/11/2018 3:01
To: "QWS list"
Subj: QWS List Windows 10
Hi all,
Is it
Hi Nyyki,
That's an interesting scenario you have there.
If it were me, I'd program my synth to do it. I don't know if you can do this
with your equipment:
Set a random stepping LFO and hook it to the sound, tempo-sync'd.
The other way I'd simulate it in QWS would be to manually enter some
Hi Leonard,
Many thanks for your email and now I see the problem. It is very helpful that
you included exact steps to replicate the problem.
In fact, this is nothing to do with Windows 10.
The reason I did not spot this before, is because you are using a slightly
curious way to edit. I will
Hi Seth,
Have you tried the Clean Up tool before doing any editing?
It could be your keyboard is using zero velocity note on instead of proper
note off messages.
Hope this helps.
God bless,
James.
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From: seth...@gmail.com
Date: 17/07/2017 16:08
To: "QWS
le
Hi,
Believe it or not, I could save it in Winamp and change the file type in
there, I have attached the new copy just so you can see the difference.
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Hi Marc,
Thanks for the file.
Yes, I can instantly see what is wrong with it - it is not a standard MIDI
file. The file extension for this file should technically be .RMI. QWS does not
support this file type.
I can try doctoring the file for you to see if I can get it to work, but it is
in
Hi Matt,
Yes, progression is right.
Try just playing the initial note and the final note, QWS will catch it.
Make the note length short and experiment with the snap.
Sometimes it can be effective to use two different cymbals together, sometimes
adjusting the result in the Note Editor can also
Hi David,
You raise a good question and the answer currently is that you cannot assign a
control knob to adjust tempo. This is a current limitation.
To assign a knob, you should go to the Options -> MIDI Assignments dialog, not
the Key assign dialog.
Currently, you can reassign a single
Hi David,
The responses you have had so far are right: this is going to be one for your
manual.
I don't have an XP30, but I may be able to shed a little light for you because
I have had similar Roland gear:
Presumably, you have the XP30 in Performance mode. In this mode, the XP will
respond
Hi Frank,
Sorry for the delay replying. Some good suggestions already given.
To add to what has been said:
the Note Editor in QWS works like a "piano roll" style editor.
There is also an audio tutorial dedicated to the editors which you can find in
the downloads section on the QWS website.
Hi Matt,
The feature you're looking for is "Key commands". Currently, QWS can use
particular keys on your keyboard to perform QWS commands - including play/stop.
The feature is found under Options -> Key COmmands. You also have to enable Key
Commands in the General options. The feature is
Hello,
Thanks for your question about the Channel Split function in QWS.
In fact, there is no "extra" track: it is in fact the original you started
with. When you use any of the Split functions, you always retain the original.
Then it's up to you if you want to delete it.
System Exclusive
Hi Juan,
Many thanks for your email. I will have a look at your MIDI files and see what
I find.
Before I look at the code though, I will confirm that QWS works on beats, being
quarter notes (crotchets) and so playback and various other things currently
always work on this level of
Hi Alex,
I'm not sure what you quite mean by "without strength change"?
If you mean that you set the "Strictness" to 0, then nothing will happen and
this will leave all your notes unchanged.
If you put the Strictness at 100, then all notes will be moved exactly to the
beat, or part-beat, as
Hi Alex,
The CC for Chorus is CC#93, and it is also in the Track Properties dialog. Of
course, applying a Chorus effect will depend on whether your keyboard supports
the message.
An alternative way to simulate such an effect - as you are hinting at is to
detune the second copy.
Easy way to
Hi Alex,
There are various ways, some obvious, some not so:
You could either:
1. Select all the track and Copy, then create a new track and Paste. Then
adjust the Track Properties of the new track.
This is the obvious method.
Alternatively:
2. Use the Tools -> More Tools -> Channel Split:
Hi Alex,
Yes, there is a MIDI message to set the pitch bend range. Check the
documentation for your instrument to see if it is supported.
It's called a Registered Parameter.
here are the MIDI messages you'll need to set:
CC#100 = 0
CC#101 = 0
This pair select the pitch bend range
Hello everyone,
Just to say we have a new instrument list on the QWS site: thanks to Seth J
who kindly provided a list for the Casio CDP200R.
You can find it on the Instrument List page, in the Downloads section.
http://qws.andrelouis.com.
With best regards,
James.
To unsubscribe or
Hi,
Yes, send me a completed document and we can make an article for the QWS
site.
With best regards,
James.
- Original Message -
From: Nicole Massey ny...@gypsyheir.com
To: QWS list qws@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2015 7:56 PM
Subject: RE: QWS List MIDI-Yoke and
Hi Frank,
Most likely, you have extra program changes loitering in addition to the
instruments you had chosen.
My advice is to look at each track and search for any program changes or
bank changes and delete them. You can do this with the Find command and the
List Editor - or alternatively,
Hi folks,
Just a quick note to say I've added an instrument list for the Roland FA6/8
keyboards, kindly provided by Arthur Pirika and Andre Louis.
You can find it on the Download Instruments page.
Hope this helps.
With best regards,
James.
To unsubscribe or change list options, see
Hi Richard,
Thank you for creating your instrument list and being willing to share.
To upload, send the file to me and I'll see what I can do.
Unfortunately, you catch me at a slightly inconvenient tie as I am in the
process of moving house, but I'll see what can be done... Alternatively,
Yes, Damien, that's right.
There are two ways:
Either you can put QWS into Record and press buttons on your synth to send
the dump, then save as .SYX.
Or, you can make two tracks in QWS. Write a Dump Request message into the
first track, then go back to start and Record on the second
Hi everyone,
It's been a while coming but finally I have uploaded a new instrument list
pack for the Yamaha Tyros 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Mega!
You can find the new instrument list on the QWS website. Live!
It's in the Download section. Natural!
If anyone using a Tyros instrument could let me know
on the few soft synths that use the
MSB/LSB bank structure as the default, like the Proteus VX?
-Original Message-
From: mai...@andrelouis.com [mailto:mai...@andrelouis.com] On Behalf Of
James Bowden
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2014 1:53 PM
To: QWS list
Subject: QWS List New instrument lists
Hi Nicole,
At present, QWS only allows you to copy individual tracks.
Block copy functions are on the suggestion list.
With best regards,
James.
- Original Message -
From: Nicole Massey ny...@gypsyheir.com
To: QWS list qws@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Saturday, August 16, 2014 10:24 PM
Hi,
Yes, when you use any of the Split tools, QWS always creates new tracks and
keeps the original. It is deliberate. It applies to:
* Channel Split
* Key Split
* Velocity Split
* Length Split
Hope this helps.
With best regards,
James.
- Original Message -
From: Juan Bello
Hi Kevin,
Nicole has given you a good way to do what you want.
An alternative, that might be slightly quicker than always loading different
files is to use the File - Append command to load all your files together,
then use Nicole's method of lots of Copy/Paste to move the bits of drum
track
Hi Seth,
Good to hear from you and thanks for all your questions. Nicole has given
you some good answers.
To add to what has been said so far:
MIDI is just the instructions for what to play, not the actual sound. So,
the sound will come out of your keyboard speakers, that's normal.
You
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-Original Message-
From: mai...@andrelouis.com [mailto:mai...@andrelouis.com] On Behalf Of
James Bowden
Sent: 02 August 2014 11:43
To: QWS list
Subject: Re: QWS List Songs you have made
Hi Seth,
Good
bend range in QWS event list
If anyone finds this on the web, please post a link here. A search turns
up
a large number of messages regarding software synthesizers released by
Arturia.
-Original Message-
From: mai...@andrelouis.com [mailto:mai...@andrelouis.com] On Behalf Of
James
Hi,
Once I've done the work and uploaded it ...
With best regards,
James.
- Original Message -
From: Liu Kai Chan xy.go...@gmail.com
To: QWS list qws@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Saturday, May 17, 2014 6:38 PM
Subject: Re: QWS List Whole Tone Scale Transform
hi to everyone, can i find
times when it'd have been nice that subsequent pressings of that key would
take me to where music starts up again after a period of no musical data
on
the track.
-Original Message-
From: mai...@andrelouis.com [mailto:mai...@andrelouis.com] On Behalf Of
James Bowden
Sent: Thursday, May
Hello Nicole,
I've just checked the whole tone transform and the data looks correct.
Basically, it transforms the following notes unchanged:
C, D, E, F#, G#, A#.
The other six notes: C#, D#, F, G, A, B, are lowered one semitone to give
only wholetones remaining.
How would you like to alter
Hi,
A while back, I think I'm right in thinking someone was asking if there was
an instrument list for Tyros 2/3/4 as well as the original Tyros.
Good news if you're still waiting for a list: I have found a potential
source of information for a list, but it might take some time to sort it
Hi everyone,
Just a quick message to say that we now have a Dutch user interface
translation for QWS available on the site. You can find it at
qws.andrelouis.com, under Downloads, then Languages.
Many thanks to Berthold Hutten, Davy Kager and Leonard de Ruijter for
providing this
Hi,
I've never had this problem, working with various synths.
Please can you describe exactly what keys you are pressing and what
options you are using that causes the problem. It would also help to
know what MIDI gear you're using.
With best regards,
James.
On 09/08/2013, dhruv kumar
Hi Kelly,
I just looked at the code for QWS: for Local Off, QWS does send a
controller 122, value 0, MIDI channel 1.
Actually, you're not the first person to say that the message doesn't work
on their gear. It think it might be a gear problem, not a QWS problem, e.g.
it might need to be on
Hi David,
Thanks for your email.
The basic feature you are asking for is for the Undo function to hold
more than just a track.
At present, Undo works on storing a previous copy of a track and then
if you ask to Undo, it simply replaces the current contents with the
saved Undo.
In order to
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- Original Message -
From: Raymond Grote musicalm...@comcast.net
To: QWS list qws@AndreLouis.COM
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2013 11:50 PM
Subject: Re: QWS List where is the problum
James Bowden wrote:
Hi
Hi,
Yes, broken cables sounds a possibility.
Perhaps you could also try making the Yamaha play instead of the VST, do you
get stuck notes on the Yamaha then?
Also a reminder about F9, it turns off all notes, so that might be easier
than having to restart VstHost all the time.
Hope this
Hi,
It's quite easy to see the problem with your instrument, if you read
between the lines. That's a pun but also true. I don't know how you
created the list, but it doesn't look like in Notepad. If I look at
the file, at the end of each l ine, you have only got a Carriage
Return character (CR)
Hi,
It's actually even smaller than you think: I don't have to do anything
because always the track channel takes priority over any channel in
the track.
I can certainly look into it, but I think actually, you don't need to
bother changing the channel, because the Track channel wins anyway.
Hi folks,
First, just a quick note to David and Raymond say thanks for the
suggestions, they are now on the list - which means I have noted them for
now.
I want to apologise that I have been rather vague or short on the list of
late, so please accept my apologies if anything I have written
Cheers folks for the suggestions. The most likely reason for not
implementing is actually time ...
But I will certainly add them to the list.
I'm hoping to get a new version out some time - it's mainly little bug
fixes and little tweaks like that, please don't bombard me with
questions, wait for
Hi,
You can try the Key Split, or the Delete Notes, or some of the other
Split tools.
Unfortunately, splitting left hand and right hand automatically is an
almost impossible task, because the hands can move around and in one
place the same note can be played with either hand. You can even have
There'll probably be another section of the INS file that lists the
banks for the names.
Sorry that's a bit vague.
James.
On 23/05/2013, Florian-achtige florianbeij...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am looking through this .ins file I have of my keyboard. It lists a
row of numbered banks, all well
Hi folks,
Just to clarify:
For nearly all of the tools, you can either not select anything - in
which case the tool is applied to the entire track; or you can select
a portion of a track and the tool only applies to that portion.
To select a portion of a track, you have two methods: either use
Hi,
The instrument list file format for other programs may well not be the
same as for QWS. If you want to create an instrument list, please feel
free to do so, instructions are in the QWS manual. Once completed, if
you'd like to send it to me, I'd be happy to post it onto the QWS
website.
?
-Original Message-
From: mai...@andrelouis.com [mailto:mai...@andrelouis.com] On Behalf Of
JAMES BOWDEN
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2013 5:51 AM
To: QWS list
Subject: Re: QWS List changing instrument
Hi Liz,
To add to what has already been written:
Yes, you can put a program change message
Hi Liz,
To add to what has already been written:
Yes, you can put a program change message anywhere you like in any
track to change the sound. Ideally, I recommend that you set up all
tracks by using the Init. Properties command on the Track menu. The
shortcut is Alt+Enter. This will select the
Hi folks,
I've made another session for the QWS tutorials, part 6. This tutorial is
about different recording techniques and also includes markers.
You can download the new tutorial from the usual place:
http://qws.andrelouis.com
Then go to Downloads and then Audio.
Hope you enjoy the new
Hi,
Slight correction, the bank number is the MSB * 128 + the LSB. This is
how we combine the two raw values that go down the MIDI wire to the
more convenient one bank number.
Please also be aware that program numbers *always* go from 0 to 127 in
QWS, some manuals list them from 1 to 128. Simply
Hi,
In VstHost, you set up which VST instruments (which are often synths
with many sounds) go on which MIDI Yoke port.
So, (picking fictitious names of VST's), assume I loaded a VST called
My amazing super synth and put it on Yoke 1. Then I also loaded a
second VST called Brailliant pianos and
Hi Juan,
No problem. Did you get the translation documentation from me when you
made the translation? There is a section in the doc about doing
precisely what you want to do.
You will need QWS, a text editor (both are standard anyway) and also a
file comparison program, such as Windiff from
Hi,
By MIDI effects, we normally mean MIDI Control Change messages and certainly
you can add these in QWS. The problem then is, does your synth accept them?
Unfortunately, not all synths support all controllers - and the only thing I
can suggest is to consult the MIDI Implementation Chart
Hi,
Nicole is right, Quantise actually alters the note data.
Here are two tricks I use for adding a rit at the end:
1. Play strictly according to the metronome throughout an entire
track. Then add tempo changes where you want the rit. It is sometimes
difficult to get the tempo changes right,
Hi Matt,
Have a read of the SoundFonts article on the QWS website. This will
give you some ideas of how you can use SoundFonts.
The first choice you want to make is whether you want to use hardware
of software support for SoundFonts.
To a large extent, the sound card itself has not a lot to do
Hi,
Just to revise Nicole's suggestion about setting velocity percent to
999 then using the tool a second time to set the absolute velocity,
try this:
Use the Velocity change tool, put a percentage of 0 in the first box
and the absolute value in the second.
Job is done in one go.
Hope this
.
-Original Message-
From: mai...@andrelouis.com [mailto:mai...@andrelouis.com] On Behalf Of
JAMES BOWDEN
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2012 2:51 AM
To: QWS list
Subject: Re: QWS List Normalizing Velocity
Hi,
Just to revise Nicole's suggestion about setting velocity percent to
999 then using
Hi folks,
We now have a new article on the QWS website, thanks to Raymond Grote for
all the helpful info about using SoundFonts with QWS.
You can find the new article in the Articles section of
http://qws.andrelouis.com.
With best regards,
James.
To unsubscribe or change list options,
Hi,
In terms of what data can be transmitted and received: USB and
dedicated MIDI sockets will bee exactly the same.
The possible advantage of using USB is the data transmission rate may be faster.
The possible advantage of using MIDI sockets is that you don't need a
computer - e.g. you can
Hi folks,
A couple of things here:
First, some instruments will transmit the program/bank numbers when you
select sounds on the keyboard. If you have the Track Properties dialog
open, QWS can recognise this info and will automatically fill in the values
in the Program and Bank.
Note
Hi folks,
Just a couple of points to add to this discussion which I hope are helpful:
1. There is an important difference between a Progression of MIDI
controllers and what the Velocity Crescendo tool does:
* Progression will insert new MIDI events, for example Volume controllers;
* The
Hi,
QWS will listen for MIDI messages on any channel and most likely is
recording everything all the time.
First thing to do is to check in QWS exactly what you are receiving
for the distortion effect. Try using the Event list for this.
If it is a system exclusive message (the most likely
Hi Claudio,
Yes, use the sysex messages to create sounds in the XV-2020, I believe
it is the same format as for other XV series synths.
Roland call sounds patches, so if you want to get into the real
detail, look in the manual for patch common, through to patch tone
4. There are 9 sysex in
tell mee a software to print from my created midi? I use
NVDA screen reader.
Thanks again for your great QWS! It's fantastic!
-Messaggio originale-
From: JAMES BOWDEN
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2012 2:52 PM
To: QWS list
Subject: Re: QWS List Help with roland xv2020:
Hi Claudio,
Yes, use
Hi Matthew,
Normally with Roland gear, there are two ways to set up your effects: the
first is through the menu system, the second is using system exclusive
messages. Sometimes there might be simple controller messages to set basic
parameters such as chorus send level and reverb send level.
Hi everyone,
I've just uploaded part 5 of the QWS audio tutorials to the website:
qws.andrelouis.com.
Go to Downloads and then Audio downloads.
If there's a title for part 5, then it would be A tour of the tools. The
session lasts just over half an hour.
Hope you enjoy it.
With best
Hi Jayson,
Please note your message got automatically marked as spam - maybe my
email realised the message is a little off topic as you're mentioning
other MIDI sequencers. Never mind, I can try and help...
I have a Roland JV-1010, so I hope the following is helpful. I can
also send you some
Hi,
I also use an M-Audio MIDI Sport. Mine has never let me down. They
also come in different sizes (1 in, 1 out; 2 in 2 out etc) I have the
4 in 4 out model.
The advantage of using MIDI cables is you won't need to load different
drivers for each bit of kit you want to connect - just install
Hi Steve,
I honestly don't know how you're getting that wrong URL: the one I
pasted was directly from the page. I've even just checked the source
of the page now.
Anyone else having problems downloading the tutorial?
Steve, I post as MP3 because most people can use it, so I don't know
how you
Hi,
Yes, I have encountered the problem of colliding notes when using the
Note Editor, but for me it's not too much of a problem. When I've
encountered it, I often find that the notes shouldn't really overlap
anyway (e.g. on a bass part or single voice harmony part). There are
a few ways
Hi Steve,
Do you mean your link gives you a 404 not found error?
Not surprised as the correct link is:
http://onj3.andrelouis.com/qws/qwstut04.mp3
Hope this helps.
James.
On 14/03/2012, Steve Matzura numb...@noisynotes.com wrote:
http://onj1.andrelouis.com/qws.ogg is 404.
On Sat, 10 Mar
Hi,
Just a quick note to let you know I've added part 4 to the QWS tutorials.
You can download it from the QWS website at http://qws.andrelouis.com on the
Audio Downloads page.
With best regards,
James.
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Hello,
Just a quick note to say I have uploaded some new instrument lists to the
QWS website:
* Roland Juno Stage joins the list for Roland Juno-G
* Roland SRX refill patches added to the SRX collection
* Yamaha Motif XF joins the Motif instrument list collection
* * Yamaha PSR-E323 PSR-S500
be a quiet place if
only the best were allowed to sing. Well that somes up many aspects of
life, especially music. thanks again,
Brian--
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