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Re: [pygame] MIDI music for games

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Subject: Re: [pygame] MIDI music for games
From: Pete Shinners <pete@shinners.org>
Date: Tue, 07 Sep 2004 22:16:05 -0700
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David Mikesell wrote:

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

More specific to the format here, but I'd recommend against actual MIDI. If you want the note based music stick with other formats like MOD or XM. Although often on OGG can beat the same MOD in size.

You may also do a search for 'free flash music'. I remember awhile back there were several sites offering short looping tracks for royalty free use for flash sites. Of course the tunes work nicely in simple games too.

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