Classical in nature, Nº. 41. Scotch Air by F. Horetzky evokes a gentle yet poignant emotion. Set in the key of D and moving at a relaxed 60 BPM, this piece flows gracefully in a 2/4 time signature, making it ideal for contemplative moments or leisurely performances.
Technically, the composition features the warm tones of a nylon acoustic guitar, with a note count of 161 across a 32-second duration. With its simple yet effective arrangement, this MIDI file is perfect for practice, remixing, or as a visualizer backdrop, allowing musicians to explore the nuances of classical guitar performance.
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.
