Microsoft Windows - Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 (RMI)
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Here is another series of sample audio files from the Windows operating system line. It's a collection of replicas of real, classical music. All of them are in .RMI files. For those who don't know, an .RMI file is another form of MIDI sequences. This one is "Bach's Bradenburg Concerto No. 3," which sounds nice. Along with all the other default .RMI files, this one can be found on Windows 95, 98, and 2000. They can be found in the following directory:
C:\WINDOWS\Media
Enjoy!
Disclaimer: I do not own this song; it belongs to its composers, MidiSoft and Microsoft. All rights reserved.
Note: This music is intended for your listening pleasure.
I remembered doing this on my first computer back in 1997/98:
1) Open this particular midi song and click pause.
2) Open the Screensaver. Look for the one with either the maze or the pipe moving random.
3) Play the midi song and straight away preview the screen saver in full.
That.. was my first "electronic" entertainment.
I used to always to listen to this music on Windows 98 version
you too ?!
This was my favorite midi back in the late 90s!
This is still my all-time favorite piece of music, and it was Windows 95 (or 98?) that introduced it to me when I was a kid.
One of the best midis ever made by MidiSoft
That’s my favorite song by Johann Sebastian Bach. And I loved it. 💕🎶
It's also one of my all-time favorites since it's one of the best and sounds like it tells a happy story.
same
THE GUN IS GOOD
This is my favorite midi file from windows 95 and later up until windows XP
Do you wish this .RMI file was officially reused in Windows XP? That would have been interesting.
@@CEO100able I do, but in windows XP the files were replaced and haven't been updated since
Well, this is how I discovered Bach in the 1998... 😅🤣
Very interesting; this piece of music is one of the best!
music is reused in a Doom mod called "The Sky May Be."
*THE GUN IS GOOD*
@@expendableround6186 Happy days.
Nostalgic bliss :)
For Windows 2000, it's (replacing C with the drive letter where Windows 2000 is installed on) C:\WINNT\Media
Well that's true since Windows 2000 is especially based on Windows NT (significantly). I will be sure to add that directory to the descriptions of my RMI RUclips uploads very soon, so thanks very much for the reminder that it's different on Windows 2000!
Cool!
Thanks!
BTW, sorry for the late reply.
I added this as my outro music.
i saw it
RMI files are uneditable MIDI files. I can't edit them in FL Studio.
Oh really? That's too bad.
BTW, sorry for the late reply.
They are editable.
.rmi is nothing else than a .mid stuffed into a .wav file (only M$ knows the reason for that and almost nobody knows that .wav is a container that can contain non-PCM audio like this.).
But your program (and many others) doesn't like them.
You have these options:
1. Rename to .wav and try again. (unlikely that this works, because almost all programs assume: .wav=lossless PCM. If it works: The programmers have done their job right.)
2. Convert it with a tool that can read .rmi and write .mid.
3. If you fear a lossy conversion, do it manually: Open it in a hex editor of your choice, delete the RIFF header(that is the small part of a few bytes in the beginning of the file, before "MThd". If you did it right, the file starts with "MThd" now.) and save the result as .mid file. Then import that into your program to edit. :)
If it still doesn't work, you deleted too few or too much or the file has an additional RIFF metadata block at the end (then remove that too, but it is very unlikely that it is there unless someone ran it through a metatag editor in the past that misdetected it as pcm wav file).
lets go to mcdonalds
I had an old Windows 98 PC, and in the file propertied, it noted these were created by MidiSoft
Interesting. I'll have to put MidiSoft in the disclaimer of my Windows RMI sequence videos' descriptions. Thanks for the information!
By the way, sorry for the late reply.
My favorite part is 0:46 🥰🥰🥰
Cool! It's also one of my favorites since it sounds moving and pleasant.
My favorite part is at 0:10 and then again at around 5:48
@@maxbaykowski Those elements sound identical, don't they?
@@CEO100able Yes, they are pretty much identical. The beginning and ends of the song sound close to the same. There is also a part at around 1:42 that sounds almost identical except it's higher one octave
That begs the question.
Why doesn't it play on androids?!??!!?? You have to download external software to actually do that. And I don't know if it exists...
La Alarma de Russia version original
Windows 95
C:\WINDOWS\MEDIA
69 likes. Noice
This video is one step closer to having 70 likes. I can't wait until then, so to those who clicked/tapped the "like" button on this video, thank you very much! It means a lot to me, especially since this is one of the best classic RMI music files. (This reply was posted on August 20th, 2021.)
@@CEO100able Congrats. Also I like listening to the old classical midis from older versions of Windows
@@delta_201 Thanks a lot; much appreciated! I also still enjoy listening to recreations of music in that genre in MIDI and RMI formats to this day, and this one is one of my all-time favorites. They did an excellent job with them!
THE GUN IS GOOD
HAPPY DAYS
THIS IS A TRIANGLE
“CREEEAAAAATTUUUUURREEE”
Look, you stupid bastard, you got no arms left!