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It appears your browser does not have it turned on. Please see your browser settings for this feature. EMBED for wordpress. Want more? Advanced embedding details, examples, and help! Normally when playing the game you hear pieces of the music as accompaniment, or as Demonstration pieces, to show you how to play the tunes.

But Usually you don’t get to hear the accompaniment, or orchestration with the piano unless you are playing, then you get errors in timing and such.

So this the combined demos, and accompaniment. I believe these make up the full roster of tracks that the NES version of the keyboard was programmed with.

There are 48 tracks, that can be practiced, and then the opening title screen theme. For a total of 49 tracks. The game was created by The Software Toolworks, Inc. And distributed in Europe by Mindscape. However I do not know if they all featured these same 48 practice tunes, and had the same title screen theme. These tracks do not have any accompaniment, while all others have Solo accompaniment, or Orchestra accompaniment. There are no reviews yet.

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E-mails from us rejected by your server will not be sent again, since we have no way of contacting you in that event. For legitimate owners of the supplemental Miracle song disks Volume 1 or 2 , we can provide a single replacement disk, as a compressed ZIP file attached to e-mail, for those who have a bad diskette. Requesters of song disk replacements must prove ownership of the song disks by providing the full text of the diskette label for the diskette they wish replaced or a scan of that diskette sent in.

JPG format. Please note that disk replacements of any sort provided by us are for personal use only, not for resale. See below for availability of replacement Miracle software for other computers. Q: Can I download a free copy of the Miracle software anyplace? A: There are some, probably illegal, copies of the Miracle DOS software available for download from several sites.

We are unaware of any downloadable versions of the Windows software. EXE file that allows you to adjust configuration parameters. For that reason, you cannot use this version to recreate the installation disks, nor can you change the installation, other than by manually editing the configuration file CONFIG. We are providing this link so that legitimate owners of the Miracle with multiple bad original disks can still use their systems.

Please note that we neither recommend nor condone the use of this software for those who are not legitimate owners of the Miracle software, i. Q: I want to make a backup copy of my Miracle diskettes, but most of the files have. QPZ or. TZF extensions. Is something wrong? A: No. TZF files are a special type of compressed archive similar to. ZIP that are read and decompressed by the Miracle install program on the first diskette of the series.

QPZ files are just diskette identifiers for the install program. Because the Miracle files are compressed on the diskettes, you cannot install the program simply by copying the diskette files to your hard disk. You must use the installation program, whose executable. EXE file is on the first diskette of the series.

Similarly, you cannot run the Miracle teaching program from the diskettes by simply double clicking on the file name in the Windows Explorer, for exactly the same reason. Of course, you CAN run the install program that way. Q: I’ve lost my Miracle manuals. Can I get replacement copies anyplace? A: The original manuals, as supplied with the system, are not available commercially in any form, except as they may accompany used systems. Just run the appropriate file from the installation floppies and look for the README files in your Miracle directory at the end of the installation process.

While these still have a few residual recognition errors, they are quite usable. We have OCR’ed these to make them searchable by computer. T he PDF versions can be printed to provide exact representations of the original manuals.

If you do not have the latest version of the free Adobe Acrobat Reader , you can follow the link provided to download it. Miracle system owners of other versions e. Genesis, Amiga may also find these manuals useful in a general sense, particularly the Owner’s Manual. These files are for personal, non-commercial use only. They may not be sold, either alone or in combination with Miracle Piano hardware or software, by any person or entity. A seller of used, properly licensed Miracle software may refer the buyer to this page to obtain these electronic versions of the original print manuals.

PDF includes instructions p. Caution : it is good advice to save to your hard disk and test any downloaded file with your up-to-date antivirus program. All the files offered on PEP have been tested multiple times and found to be virus and spyware-free, but, as a matter of good practice, you should test any downloaded files yourself before opening them, if you have any questions about possible virus contamination.

Cables Q: I have a Miracle keyboard and the software, but I’ve lost the Miracle cable to connect the Miracle port on the keyboard to the serial port of the computer. Can I get one somewhere? A: You may be able to find one from a cable supplier, but you can’t get a “Miracle cable” per se from any source of which we are aware. We recommend that users who are missing a cable get a MIDI cable, rather than a replacement serial cable, as using a MIDI cable will not only allow you to run the Miracle software with the Miracle keyboard, but also any of the the huge library of additional MIDI-compatible software available.

Antex no longer makes the cable or any of the other parts for the Miracle that it made originally. You can consider making your own serial cable or have one made. There is, however, some considerable dispute as to the pin connections that must be made in that cable. To learn more about the necessary connections to create a replacement serial cable for the Miracle, see our article s , Making a Replacement Miracle Cable and Instructions for Making a Miracle Piano Replacement Serial Cable.

Q: Can I connect the Miracle keyboard to the computer with any other type of cable, beyond the one supplied with the system? That’s by far your best buy, in that you get the software for “free. There are several others. This approach is the better solution, in that it makes it somewhat easier to get the Miracle to work with other MIDI applications, and you get some additional software for essentially the same price.

Check the documentation that came with your sound card for more information about whether or not this step is needed for your sound card. See below for more information on this.

Q: Can I get a replacement power supply for the Miracle keyboard? Since the current used is AC, there is no “polarity” to concern one’s self with. Any power supply that can supply AC at this voltage and amperage and has a compatible connector for the keyboard will work. Just about any adjustable voltage AC-to-AC adapter rated for around 1 amp will work, so long as you set the adjustable voltage to 12 V, on any AC transformer you might use with the Miracle.

Q: My keyboard turns on, but doesn’t operate properly with the computer. Does the keyboard need repair? A: Usually, if the keyboard turns on, the various switches work e. Indeed, the keyboard is rugged and reliable for most people, so, if you’re having problems, it’s most likely that they are due to software configuration or installation, not malfunctioning hardware. You should not attempt to open or repair the keyboard until you have exhausted software remedies.

One good way of diagnosing whether your keyboard is functioning properly is to see if it will work with any other MIDI-compatible music software, when connected to the computer with a MIDI cable not the included serial cable.

If it works with other software, then the problem is the Miracle software configuration, not the keyboard. Q: I’m convinced that the Miracle keyboard needs repair. Can I get my Miracle keyboard repaired anyplace? A: We know of no company that does repair of the Miracle keyboard at this time.

However, thanks to the generosity of one the original designers of the Miracle keyboard, we now have schematics of both the Main Board and the Sound Engine for the keyboard. You can download those in PDF format just below. If you can read the schematic and handle a solder gun, you may be able to make your own repairs.

The designer also indicates that he has limited supplies of parts for the keyboard, mostly the IC’s. If you’re looking for repair parts, use our Miracle problem report form to make a request. We will forward it to the designer to see if he possesses those parts. Do not attempt your own repairs unless you are thoroughly familiar with electronic schematics and have experience soldering on multi-level printed circuit boards! If you can’t do repairs yourself, you may be able to take these schematics to an electronics repair shop and have the repair done for you.

These schematics are free to download for personal, non-commercial use only. Caution : it is good advice and practice to save to your hard disk and test any downloaded file with your up-to-date antivirus program. All the files offered on PEP have been tested multiple times and found to be virus and spyware-free, but you should test the files yourself before opening them, if you have any questions about possible virus contamination.

Q: Will the Miracle system run on my computer? If you have a mouse, The Miracle will use it; otherwise the keyboard will work fine. Just about any computer less than fifteen years old will meet these requirements. Q: I have the Miracle keyboard plugged in to the power supply, but the keyboard doesn’t turn on. Can you help? A: We don’t have any special expertise with respect to Miracle hardware issues.

The Owner’s Manual and User’s Guide , which you can download from our site, may have some generally useful information. We have searched the Web for schematics for the Miracle keyboard without success. However, in our experience the Miracle keyboard itself rarely fails completely. Usually, the first place to check is the power supply for the keyboard. See above for specifications on the AC adapter power supply. You should be able to find a replacement power supply that will work with the keyboard at any decent electronics store.

Q: I’ve got the Miracle keyboard properly connected to the computer, but I don’t get sound from the speakers. What should I do? It’s just a matter of selecting a driver and testing until you get sound. Q: The computer doesn’t recognize input from the Miracle keyboard.

What now? A: Same song, different verse. What can I do? A: Perhaps, nothing but buy some additional hardware! Is it a problem with a bad disk or the way the software interacts with the Windows version I’m running? A: It could be either, but there is an easy way to diagnose problems with installing and running the Miracle DOS version under Windows. In Windows 3. In later versions of Windows 9x including ME , you can press F8 on your keyboard as your system boots up.

This will bring up the boot menu, one of whose options is “Boot to command prompt”. Choose this option to cause the system to boot to the DOS prompt. In these cases, you can find directions for doing this in Windows Help or below. This sequence of commands will change the default drive to your hard disk, change directories to the Miracle directory assuming you installed it in the default directory and start the Miracle. If the Miracle system runs properly under DOS, then your disks are OK and you will have to try some of the strategies below to get it to run under Windows.

If it doesn’t run or produces the same errors you’re getting under Windows, it is likely that you have a corrupted Miracle diskette. BAT file on the boot diskette. Can this be solved?

A: Several visitors have reported that the installation program for DOS Miracle stops at the point of testing the keyboard connection when the serial cable provided with the Miracle DOS is used on a computer with Windows or XP as the operating system.

The reason the Miracle install program is stalling is that Windows and Windows XP do not permit direct writes to the hardware i. However, you can work around this. During the Miracle install, when it asks to test the serial port connection, either tell it no or keep telling it to test repeatedly. In the latter eventuality, the program will get “frustrated” after a while and ask if you want to proceed without testing. Tell it to proceed. The program will then install to completion, assuming there are no other problems.

It still may not run properly at this point, but you can probably resolve that as indicated in answers to the immediate two previous questions. Another approach, suggested by a visitor to the site, is to install the Miracle software on an older system running Windows 3.

You will have to create program shortcuts manually if you use this approach, just as you will with most other old DOS programs. This can also occur if you run the Miracle install from a DOS boot disk. We have not personally tested this program with the Miracle, since we haven’t seen this problem, but it provides a workaround for those who experience this issue.

Follow the program directions for installation and configuration in DOS. A: Windows XP and ,as well as newer versions of Windows, use autoexec. If your autoexec. Fortunately, this is easy to correct. Save this as autoexec. In most cases, this will solve the installation problem.

If it doesn’t, add these lines exactly as shown to the autoexec. To create a config. For more information, see the Microsoft KnowledgeBase article on this subject. Note that, if you are using the FIX8X14 – 8×14 font fixer , you may have to add a line to config. Follow the directions in the fix8x Is there a solution? Generally speaking, for older Windows 3. This will bring up a tabbed display. Go to the Compatibility tab and check the Compatibility mode box. Choose Windows 95 compatibility mode.

Then click on OK to exit this. Now try to run the Miracle. With luck, you may now have the computer talking to the keyboard. If not go back to the Miracle shortcut, right click again to bring up the context menu.

Click on the Advanced Check the Run in separate memory space box, then OK out of all these windows and try again. Since no significant changes are made to your machine when using Compatibility Mode, you can try the various Windows versions available in Compatibility Mode in turn, if the version you choose doesn’t help. If you are among the 10 people in the world who really like editing the Windows Registry directly, you can use regedit as described in this Microsoft article to add or modify Registry keys governing compatibility.

Don’t do it this way unless you are thoroughly familiar with reading and editing the Registry. Many Miracle users, especially those with the DOS version, will find it simpler and faster to use the DOSBox environment to run the Miracle software , rather than trying to work through all the problems running the Miracle in the newer versions of Windows.

A: Numerous users have reported that they are having problems with DOS Miracle in recent versions of Windows, mostly with “scrambled” characters in certain parts of the program display. This is not due to “defective” diskettes or a problem with the operating system. We have learned, thanks to a note from a visitor to PEP, that the problem with “scrambled characters” is due to the fact that support for the 8×14 pixel font, used by the Miracle software, has been eliminated from many modern graphics cards.

Thus, this is a hardware, rather than software issue. Fortunately there is a free fix available for this in the form of an installable DOS device driver that restores 8×14 font support. You can find out more about this, as well as download a fix, at FIX8X14 – 8×14 font fixer. COM, rather than a device driver, can be found here , along with some discussion of the nature of the problem. Several visitors to PEP have reported that this fix worked well on their systems and its manufacturer reports that it has tested this fix on the Miracle software and shown it to work.

We have tested it successfully personally, but visitors should use due care and follow the provided installation instructions for applying it. If you use the DOSBox emulator , this font fix isn’t required on most systems, since the emulator provides support for the missing font. Is there a solution to this? A: The performance of this animation and others in the Miracle may be adversely affected because DOS applications inherently assume that they will get the processor’s undivided attention all the time.

In multitasking operating systems like Windows, this is usually not the case, since applications divide CPU cycles.

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