Best country midi files

Twitty G. Tippin E. Haggard E. Haggard A. Strait D. Hall D. Montgomery A. Montgomery G. Nelson G. Nelson E. Haggard C. Haggard G. Campbell D. Jackson C. Cherokee Fiddle Full Ver.

Charles F. Graham Brown F. Daydreams Abt. Skaggs G. Jennings D-E. Wagoner G. Bandy D. Milsap D. Jones G. Highway 40 Blues-Ricky Scaggs E. Stuart A. Thomp F. Williams E. Adkins A. Montgomery C. Jackson G. Young E. Shelton F. Duncan C. Each MIDI file has a download page where you get a little bit of info on the song, like artist, title, release date, key, BPM, genre, label, instruments, and length.

Of course, there are links to similar MIDI files too. This is what we would expect from a modern MIDI file site experience. Carlo has done a real service for people looking for MIDI files online. We estimate their library to be at about files right now, so in that sense, they have a way to go to catch up with some of the other sites on this list. The one thing we wish they added to their site is the ability to browse MIDI files alphabetically. Which obviously gives you a better idea of whether you even want to grab it off their site.

Overall, BitMidi is fast and highly usable, so for all those times you need to find something quick, you should keep it on your short list of MIDI databases. They also sell royalty free music in a variety of categories, link out to other resources, and have free sound advice on their blog.

Each song has its own page where you can listen to the MIDI file before downloading it. That said, it looks like it still gets maintained, and they are even accepting MIDI file submissions. Their MIDI file library is significant, with nearly , files. Alphanumerical browsing is available, which is quite helpful while working your way through their archives. They also have a convenient search bar. People have got to make money somehow.

Just a convenient place to get your MIDI file fix. For better or for worse, MIDI sites tend to be kind of like that. COM you can find MIDI files in the following genres — classic we assume they mean classical , pop, rock, rap, dance, punk, blues, country, movie themes, TV themes, Christmas carols, video game themes, Disney themes, national anthems, jazz, and hip-hop.

A solid collection, all told. But obviously it was valuable enough for someone to keep it online. To get access please search them on the site.