Pendulum — Witchcraft. Pendulum — Salt In The Wounds. Porter Robinson — Sad Machine. Vanic — Make Me Fade. Electronica is where EDM meets pop music, it blends the two styles into something that can sit comfortably in the weirdness between. Cashmere Cat — With me. Cashmere Cat — Rice Rain. Flume — Insane. Mura Masa — Suicide Blades.
Oh Wonder — All We Do. San Holo — Light. Rap dominated as the entire music industry seemed to have slowed down in tempo. The songs below come from some of the more underground artists precious to Los Angeles but are just as popular in zeitgeist. Download below! Kaaris — Charge Mr. Carmack Remix. Kaytranada — You. Carmack — Crash Charms. Carmack — Pay For What. RL Grime — Aurora.
RL Grime — Neat. Sam Gellaitry — Shake. Sam Gellaitry — Dreamscapes. Pop music has remained king for so long by adapting to the niche genres less popular than it. Bruno Mars — Grenade. Bruno Mars — The Lazy Song. Bruno Mars — Runaway Baby. Ed Sheeran — Shape Of You. Enya — Memory of Trees.
George Ezra — Budapest. Imagine Dragons — Demons. Major Lazer — Run Up. One Direction — Best Song Ever. The Chainsmokers — Paris. The Chainsmokers — Setting Fires. The Chainsmokers — Closer. The Chainsmokers — All We Know. The Weeknd — Party Monster. The Weeknd — Reminder. Aerosmith — Dream On. Aerosmith — Come Together. Cars — Let the Good Times Roll. Cat Stevens — Father and Son.
Cat Stevens — Moonshadow. Def Leppard — Armageddon It. Doors — Break On Through. Doors — Love Me Two Times. Doors — The End. Eagles — Hotel California. Eagles — How Long. Eagles — Take it Easy. Eiffel 65 — Blue. Elton John — Circle Of Life.
Elton John — Rocket Man. Elton John — Tiny Dancer. Elton John — Your Song. Greenday — Boulevard Of Broken Dreams. Kiss — Detroit Rock City. Linkin Park — In The End.
Lynyrd Skynyrd — Free Bird. Oingo Boingo — Grey Matter. Pink Floyd — Comfortably Numb. Rolling Stones — Paint it Black. Rolling Stones — Satisfaction. MIDI combines my two favorite interests: computers and music. My first player was able to parse the MIDI file format with no trouble, but it couldn't handle the timing very well at all. The tempo was never right and tracks went out of sync like crazy.
Only the simplest MIDI files sounded intelligible with my player. I'd gained some experience doing Windows programming, so I started over with the MIDI specification in hand and tried to write a player. TMIDI was born.
It had only Play, Stop, and Display Analysis buttons. Unfortunately, my new playback engine was flawed. Tracks often went out of sync and most MIDI files were not played properly at all. After some unsuccessful debugging attempts I gave up, discouraged with the results. In fact, my new installation of Windows stopped being able to run any bit applications at all!
I was unable to figure out what caused this or how to fix it, so I set out to find a new MIDI player. I had been meaning to get a new one for a while anyway - WGPlayer was old! I wanted something that gave me real control and let me see what was going on, unlike Media Player or Winamp. It had its own playback engine and a very nice graphical display of what was being played.
It showed notes, certain controller values, and more. However, some parts of its user interface were not very polished IMO and, while it played the vast majority of MIDI files correctly, it choked on a few of the ones in my collection. I looked over my old source code and tried to figure out what had gone so horribly wrong. I quickly found that my playback engine's design was ok, I had just made a few little mistakes that were wrecking everything. Running status wasn't being implemented properly, among other things.
I fixed those problems and suddenly most MIDI files started playing properly! The last major problem was that tempo changes during playback were causing tracks to go out of sync in some cases. I did some calculations and figured out how outstanding events should have their delta-times adjusted when a tempo change occurs.
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