Various listings in our catalog have samplesof MIDI files for you to download and listen to. These demos areshort snippets from the actual MIDI file you would receive if youordered it. We will be adding new demos as time goes by, so be sureto check our What's New page to see what demos we've added.

A word about using plug-ins tolisten to our demos: We've found the quality of plug-ins such asCrescendo or QuickTime to be far less than desirable. We hope thatyou have a high quality sound card with which to listen to our workonline. If you don't have a sound card, but do have an external GMsound source and sound system through which to hear the demo, pleaselisten to the files through your external system before you make anykind of judgment on the quality.

The file samples will be named usingthe Catalog number of the corresponding selection. For example, ifyou choose to listen to the sample for "W52 We're In This LoveTogether," just look for a file entitled "W52.MID." Load it into yoursequencer or sequencing application as you would any other StandardMIDI file.

If you are looking at and listeningto our samples using a computer sequencing program, you'll be able tosee the track descriptions for each track in the file. The trackdescriptions will tell you the name of the instrument, the maximumnumber of notes played at one time in the track, and whether there isany pitch bend used in that track. These descriptions are from theoriginal and complete file from which the demo was extracted.Sometimes there will be tracks with names, but there won't be anymusic emanating from the track. We've included these blank tracks togive you a better idea of all the musical parts that will found inthe complete MIDI file.

If you have any problems with oursample files, or if the file gets to you in some sort of scrambledstate, please contact us through the Guestbook or let us know aboutit via e-mail (info@worksmidi.com). We'll look into the problem andlet you know what we find out, as well as make sure you receive areplacement file.