Can midi tones adjust louder?

Hi all,
I have an Sonyericsson T610, and I was wondering if there was such a
feature as to adjust the ringer (other than the default max settings)?
Thanks in advance


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If you are loading new MIDI files to use as ringtones, the problem may lie
with the files themselves. If the "volume" level of the MIDI files is set
low, there are ways of adjusting the file before you send it to the mobile
but this requires the right software and a certain amount of time, if you
are not familiar with MIDI programming


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> Hi all,
> I have an Sonyericsson T610, and I was wondering if there was such a
> feature as to adjust the ringer (other than the default max settings)?
> Thanks in advance
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are there any programs you would suggest?


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gnmidi


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psmplayer

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Take a look on www.cnet.com for sound editors...


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To be honest, the software package I use to do this kind of stuff (and
lots more) would be total overkill just for MIDI editing and I dont have a
good idea of what is available at the lower end. Do a search for "MIDI
editor" in your favourite search engine, you should be able to find
something.

depending on how the file was recorded/programmed, you might get away
with adjusting a few volume levels or you might need to use some more
in-depth functions and bring the note velocity levels up throughout the
song. It really depends how much time and energy you are prepared to
sacrifice to get a nice ring-signal ;o)


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Lina och Niall <[email protected]> wrote:

> "David Horne" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet
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> > Lina och Niall <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > On this subject, could anyone point me to the specifications for midi
> > files to played on a T610? I've tried downloading midi files I've made
> > myself- quite simple and not very big- but every time I try to download
> > them, I get a message that it's an unknown format.
>
> Send me a link, I will try one on mine

Try the midi files at 81. 152. 29. 24 [join the obvious spaces
together to get real address] link might not be very stable- it's on my
laptop.

They work perfectly well as midi files, and two.mid is tiny. So, I'm
maybe not making the right kind of midi file. Strange.

David

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David Horne <[email protected]> wrote:

[I've cross posted the answer because I asked similar questions in both
groups]

> On this subject, could anyone point me to the specifications for midi
> files to played on a T610? I've tried downloading midi files I've made
> myself- quite simple and not very big- but every time I try to download
> them, I get a message that it's an unknown format.

OK- answered my own question. Looks like there's nothing wrong with the
T610 or the midi files, but some strange problem when donwloading them
using my computer as a server. Anyway, I've quickly made an "old ring"
sound, but more like the UK double-ring version. You can download it if
you like:

http://tinyurl.com/jo42

I'll try and find a recording of an old UK phone, so I can make it more
authentic. The one I made is a bit too fast as well, I think. I'm hoping
that the old ringing sound isn't copyrighted in some way, so I don't get
into trouble by copying it...

David

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"David Horne" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet
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> Lina och Niall <[email protected]> wrote:

> > > On this subject, could anyone point me to the specifications for midi
> > > files to played on a T610? I've tried downloading midi files I've made
> > > myself- quite simple and not very big- but every time I try to
download
> > > them, I get a message that it's an unknown format.
>
> Try the midi files at 81. 152. 29. 24 [join the obvious spaces
> together to get real address] link might not be very stable- it's on my
> laptop.

Well, I think you already said you got it working elsewhere, but I can
confirm that I loaded all the MIDIs from that site to my T610 using
bluetooth and they all work fine. I will keep the "ring ring" one for a
while until I get round to making my own wacky ones

Niall



> They work perfectly well as midi files, and two.mid is tiny. So, I'm
> maybe not making the right kind of midi file. Strange.
>
> David
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Lina och Niall <[email protected]> wrote:

> Well, I think you already said you got it working elsewhere, but I can
> confirm that I loaded all the MIDIs from that site to my T610 using
> bluetooth and they all work fine. I will keep the "ring ring" one for a
> while until I get round to making my own wacky ones

Oddly, I couldn't get them when I actually entered the IP address on my
T610. I could see the files- even the icons, but when I donwloaded, I
got the invalid file error. I could download pics fine. Anyway, I now
store the files on my yahoo briefcase and download onto the T610 from
there. I don't have bluetooth on my mac powerbook. It's an odd problem,
not sure why it's happening, but I've got a workaround now, so I can't
be bothered pursuing it further.

David

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