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From: Alex Young [mailto:alex@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 5:57 PM
To: microsound
Subject: Re: [microsound] Cellphone Rings Questions?
Most phones that can handle polyphonic ringtones let you download
MIDI files through various means:
1. Web or WAP,
2. MMS messages,
3. USB or bluetooth connection to your computer.
I used to put MIDI files on a webserver, then use my phone
to download
them with its own browser (with a Sharp GX10).
With my newest phone (a Sony Ericsson) I just copy MIDI files via
bluetooth off my computer. Despite this being better than using
WAP/GPRS/MMS to transfer the files, I miss my Sharp GX10 because
it let you access its FM synthesizer!
The synth on it was quite good considering they never seemed
to market that as a feature.
I don't know about what documentation you'd need to follow really,
do you mean in terms of what kinds of MIDI files phones support?
Cheers,
Alex
On 22 Sep 2004, at 21:51, Eloy Anzola wrote:
Hi,
It's common knowledge that cellphone rings are MIDI
files.
Is anyone familiar with how to get my own MIDI files
sent to a cell phone?
Is there are any documentation, or standards that should
be followed?
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homepage: http://alexyoung.org/
music: http://noise.me.uk
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