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« on: April 03, 2007, 02:42:44 PM »
Finally upgraded out of the ice age on my cell phone (Motorola L6, hey.. it was 'free')

Anyway, whats the consensus on the future of MIDI when it comes to Cell Phones?

I must say, some of the samples sound very nice.  Currently have "Waves" as my ring tone.  Now I gotta figure out how to get some old school MIDI onto my phone!!!

(I have NO clue how to work this thing... all I know how to do is make.. well... phone calls.. lol )
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« Reply #1 on: April 03, 2007, 05:42:41 PM »
I've already put some of my favourite MIDIs on my own Motorola V360 phone. No Sierra ones yet but sometime...

I just used a program called "Send 2 Phone" which sends files to your phone from your hard drive for free so you don't have to use those sites that make you pay to send their library of MIDIs or other files to your phone.
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