There are many fine computer music programs in the world. Unfortunately, sharing music between them has been difficult. This is a real problem since no one program can do everything equally well. Having to reenter musical data for each program you want to use is a big inconvenience to everyone who uses more than one music software program. Before MusicXML, the only music interchange format commonly supported was MIDI.

Many of our customers require other file formats such as .WAV or AIFF. You may opt at checkout to have these files sent to you on CD via UPS or USPS for a nominal charge, (usually $4.99 to $6.99 per CD for standard delivery). The CD charge is calculated automatically at checkout.

The music is streamed in Microsoft WMA 9.0 format, at 128Kbps, 64Kbps or 20Kbps, depending on the type of Internet connection used.

We offer three formats of delivery: MP3, WAV and CDR. Hi-resolution variable bit rate MP3s are available for download immediately upon completion of the licensing procedure. If you want an MP3, but don't need it immediately, you will be able to download your file at a later date. If you need an uncompressed WAV file or custom burned CDR, our customer service dept., will send you the file/disc based on the date you need the music by.

Those who appreciate classical music often organize their music differently than fans of other varieties of music. So Kaleidescape has added two new Classical Music Collections. The Classical Composers collection lists the composers of the classical music in your library and shows biographical information about each composer and the compositions in your library by that composer.

Artwork for all custom sign letters, plaques and logos need to be vector based. Vector--eps, ai, dxf, cdr--(not jpeg, gif or bitmap) files are required for provided production artwork. Art charges of $25.00 or more apply to non-compliant art to facilitate file conversions. NO art charges for text-only, standard-size plaques. Bitmaps, tiffs, gifs and jpegs are welcomed for layout & logo submissions.

Colors should be in CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black-ink colors that are used in digital printing).

Yes, we do. Please see this page for further information, or if you already know how to use RSS, just insert this link into your RSS news reader program. If I find some music on your site for my live theatrical performance and I buy it....does that mean I can use this music for my show? What if I decided to use it for Audio once I finish the show? Do I pay your company for every audio cd that is sold? Let me know how this works.

Of course, everyone has their favorite CD's. Here's a list of some of our favorite ones. Most of these made the list of the favorite Hawaiian CD's of all time in a poll conducted by Stevo's Hawaiian Music Guide: The Gabby Pahinui Hawaiian Band Vol 1 (Gabby is the thought of as the greatest Slack Key player of all time)

No. The Music Server software can play music through any Movie Player as well as through Music Players. You do not need any additional hardware to enjoy music with your Kaleidescape System once it is running the Music Server software.

Copyright owners enjoy a number of different rights including performance rights, print rights and recording rights. Rental or purchase of sheet music or the purchase of a record does not authorize its public performance.

SecureSong offers do-it-yourself, pay-as-you-go promotion and distribution with minimal up-front cost. When you release your music as SecureSongs, you can give them away freely, post them on web sites, distribute them on data CDs, or share them on peer-to-peer networks. Anybody with a PC who receives one of your SecureSongs can listen to it up to 3 times for free. After that, they're asked to buy the song at the price you've set. And you get up to 70% on every sale of your music.

It's definitely Active Rock. I do like hard moden rock formats, though, and in some cases....CHR/Rhythmic CHR. It all kinda depends on the specific station. I mean, I've heard plenty of rock stations that, IMO, sound pretty bad. Active rock is really the only format I do a large amount of reading on. My favorite station for several years was WKLQ (94.5 FM) in Grand Rapids, but now it's Banana 101.5 in Flint. Outside of Michigan, 98.9 The Bear in Ft. Wayne is a station I enjoy.

I like newsradio. I listen to WWJ quite a bit, but feel WBBM in Chicago is a better station. I also enjoy listening to the local shows on Sportsradio 1130 WDFN in Detroit, particularly Stoney & Wojo. At one time, I also liked conservative talk radio a lot. Now, that's gotten a little old, but I tune into Michael Savage occasionally. I'm a fan of Howard Stern, too, but I don't listen to him nearly as much as I used to. He's still the best in my book.

No. Our stock music library contains MP3 files as they are by far the most popular way to distribute audio files over the Internet. Other file formats available on request are: .wav, .aif, .wma, .ape, .ogg and .rm. We can also provide music on DAT, DVD and virtually any other format you wish. Contact us to discuss your requirements. Please note: all loops are provided for download as uncompressed WAV files, and of course you can purchase Audio CDs and CD-ROMs, (which contain .

No. Due to copyright restrictions, we do currently not make songs available in Finale format. To compensate for this, we offer multiple keys and the option to order custom key changes for $15 per orchestration. Click here for more information on ordering key changes through PraiseCharts.

I would prefer a universally available lossless codec over mp3, but at the moment universal access (mp3) is more important to me than super lossless hifi.

You will need to download the FLAC codec from: http://flac.sourceforge.net/download.html It should then play in most media players present on systems. ... How is BitTorrent advantageous over having everyone create FTP servers on their computers and posting login info on sites? P. S. : I'm a two day old bit torrent user so I'm still not sure about the technicalities and details of it. BitTorrent is a multi-peer protocol.