How Do I Transfer Midi to Phone?

Hey guys-
I have an S56 and a MID file on my computer. How do I transfer that to my phone? Is there a website or something I can upload it to and then download it with my phone? Or can I possibly upload it to a directory in my website and navigate to it in my phone and download it? I dont have a USB or other kind of hookup for it. Thanks for any help...
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Actually- I figured this out. I uploaded it to my website, and then downloaded it from my phone- worked perfectly! Except, the Midi file is playing too quietly, and I need a way to amplify the volume in the file before I download it to the phone- it's REALLY quiet, even with the phone volume all the way up. How do I do this?
Thanks
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Download a program called "PSM Player". It can be found on www.midibuddy.com I think. Or you can search on google. You can do anything related to midis with it.

i believe my a56 to have ems enabled..

isnt there a way to send a text message including the midi, graphic or whatever.. "attached" or something??

tag tag or email if you have no data cable, IVR or Bluetooth

i recommend gettin an infra red or bluetooth as u can use it for other phones if u happen to sell in the future

blalala

how did u log on to your website using your cell phone?

I suggest just getting infra-red becuz alot of mobiles now have infra-red but not bluetooth

I Think U May Send MMS To UR Mobile Form Some Sites, That's All.

BlueTooth Is Much Faster Than Infra , And Most New Mobile Phones Are Equipped With BT Not IR.

i think u need a cabel why u do the jig jag

may be ems or mms?

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Find a website on the Internet where you can download MIDI files. If you don't want to spend a lot of money on downloads, try to find a free one. Use Google to search for "free MIDI files."
2

Download the file of your choice to your computer once you have found one.
3

Open your email client and then upload the MIDI file to a new email. You will need to use the attachment feature in your email to attach it to your outgoing email.
4

Type your cell phone email address in the "to" part of your email address. You cell phone email address will be something like, "your phone number@your cell phone carrier. com. For example, if you have Verizon service, then your email adderss would be your phone [email protected].
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Push the send button in your email and watch for your incoming text message on your cell phone. It should show up fairly quickly. Then download the attachment to your cell phone. The file should now be playable in your cell.