oneTesla

My first self-made MIDI file, ever. This is fun!
Also sprach Zarathustra, by Richard Strauss, introduction: "sunrise". Tested on my oneTesla, and it plays OK.
I did not have a score for this, and I can barely find my way around on a piano keyboard, so I used a fully orchestrated MIDI version by Jeffrey Scott Abrams as a template. Credit should go to him for the approximate timing of most of the few notes that remain. However, I regard this as my original creation, and hereby release it into the public domain.

This is tested on my oneTesla, and it works fine.

EDIT: Found and fixed a double MIDI event that killed a long note prematurely.

And here's a file that sounds quite nice, at least on my coil. I couldn't resist the temptation to do AC/DC:s "Thunderstruck", even though this version of the song is kind of boring, more of an audiovisual demo to show off nice sparks while playing some easily recognizable riffs (if you have ever heard the song, that is). I made the file by hacking and slashing everything except the two guitars from a karaoke version, which already lacked the vocal lead, and removed all chord notes from the rhythm guitar. What's left would need some live singing and percussion, and a live bass player, to be a proper cover version of the song. For reference, the zip file includes the original MIDI file, made by an anonymous contributor to one of the many online MIDI archives.

Now I'm pushing it with my limited musical skills, it seems, but here's a third file. Don't ask me why I picked this particular song. It's annoying, but... catchy, and I found it in a MIDI version that was simple enough for me to edit it.

I don't know if this sounds any good. The MIDI file became less and less enjoyable to listen to with every edit while I removed most notes, meticulously adjusted the remaining ones to eliminate overlaps in time, moved everything to a single channel and transposed a lot to fit it into a limited range of a few octaves. Very low notes sound too faint, so the rhythm bass is actually more of a rhythm baritone, but still. I have not actually tested this on my coil yet, because I have disassembled it to retune it.

EDIT: changed one note that was incorrectly timed and didn't sound.

A happy little tune for a change: The Famous Polka, by They Might be Giants. Tested on my coil, sounds nice. I even burst out into a happy little dance the first time I played it.

EDIT: Fixed a couple of overlapping notes that interfered with each other.

Bach (or possibly "unknown composer"): Toccata and Fugue in D minor. Posted also in the "Halloween music" thread.

This is a long piece, almost 8 minutes, and two notes are playing more or less constantly, so be careful with running this on full power. Your coil might possibly overheat.

Any more TMBG?