Hello everyone, I am wondering if any one has used the AMI SYS7
MIDI files that Mike Ames created back in the 1990s?  I purchased
his "Green Book" (as he referred to it) and now I would like to use
some of the files to play a 70-key Decap of Antwerpen dance organ
that I am restoring:
http://www.nickelodeonco.com/barn-find-decap-70-key.html 

Mike created a "Decoder Ring" that facilitated the copying of books
for all of the many different size instruments -- from Bursens 68-key,
Decap 70- to -121 key, Mortier 80- to 115-key, etc. --  as well as
many other instruments.

I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has used the "Decoder Ring"
or MIDI note layout to be sure I am assuming what Mike did is what
I am hoping.

All the very best,

Ron Schmuck - The Great Canadian Nickelodeon Co. Ltd.
Mount Forest, Ontario, Canada
http://www.nickelodeonco.com/ 

 [ I sent Ron this early document:
 [
 [   AMI-SYS7.TXT / COPYRIGHT SANTA FE ASSOCIATES 1991
 [   01/28/96
 [   AUTOMATIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENT PLAYBACK SYSTEM FOR KEYED DANCE ORGANS
 [
 [ Bill Klinger will provide the Ron with the basic MIDI file player
 [ and electro-magnet driver circuit boards.  How should the magnet valves
 [ be connected?  How is file AMI-SYS7.TXT used?  -- Robbie