Renowned Baroque composer D. Scarlatti presents a captivating piece with his Sonata XI from the Essercizi per Gravicembalo. Set in Cm and flowing at a lively 120 BPM, this composition conveys a mix of elegance and intensity through its 8/8 time signature, inviting listeners to revel in its intricate harmonies and spirited melodies.
Perfect for MIDI users, this arrangement features a rich harpsichord texture with a note count of 551, all wrapped up in a brief duration of just 57 seconds. Whether for practice, remixing, or visualizing, this track's engaging density and Baroque flair offer a versatile foundation for creativity.
Based on Notes Per Second (NPS). Higher NPS indicates faster playing and greater technical difficulty.
Displays the range from the lowest to the highest note used in this piece.
Learn how to master this piece using MIDI Toolbox features.
BlogHow safe is your music data? We break down MIDI Toolbox's architecture: why our Player runs 100% locally, how our Score Converter handles privacy, and why your files are never stored on our servers.
BlogStop your MIDI files from sounding like toys. Learn the best settings for SoundFonts, Sample Rate (44.1 vs 48kHz), and Normalization to convert MIDI to studio-quality MP3/WAV.
BlogLearn how to fix timing errors instantly using the Quantize function in MIDI Toolbox. Master the Grid, Triplets, and Strength settings to tighten your rhythm while keeping a human feel.
