Midi is available free from ragtimemusic.com Should the site go defunct, email me and I can send you the file (email is on my about page) Support me if you would like to help the channel. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/PiotrLBarcz Please comment & like (if you like it). ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUDAhhhSlgE

This program was created by Spencer Chase, a well known piano roll archivist who developed it to add dynamics and other stuff to midi files, especially the dynamicless midi files of 88 note piano rolls. It was apparently shrugged off at an Amica convention but I personally consider it a great tool if you want to add dynamics easier to midi files. You can record the output to a midi editor as well though the midi will obviously not be matched to tempo in that case. The program also has it's own recording function that can sometimes produce timing errors with a weaker machine. Controls are as follows: Sustain pedal is S, soft pedal is A (make sure you have the soft pedal checkbox checked otherwise the velocity will drop by 20 instead) and left and right mouse buttons do accents. I have my setup exactly how I want it in this video because I have found it works pretty much perfectly, the velocity factor is especially important because setting it too low will prevent you from being able to hit max velocity (which I recommend setting to 110). Accents are not really used by me much, I just go with changing the volume of bass and treble together giving my renditions a more chunky sound. Download the Virtual Pianola here: https://www.spencerserolls.com/Pianola_player.zip And if you want to give me a few bucks for my work you can use this link which will can also be used to Support me if you would like to help the channel. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/PiotrLBarcz Please comment & like (if you like it). ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbvB2_qmQE8