So how would I access it? I am a bit computer illiterate. I also found this about it online.
When you open the C:\Windows\Media folder, you will notice that it includes Windows sounds & sound schemes. Among them you will find 3 MIDI sequence sound files: onestop.mid, flourish.mid & town.mid.
I happened to be browsing this Media folder when I decided to click on the 39 KB onestop file, out of curiosity. I loved what I heard!
This led me to Google
, err Bing on the net. And this is all that I found, scattered in different places.
There are 3 such .mid files, with rather enthralling music!
C:\Windows\Media\flourish.mid
C:\Windows\Media\onestop.mid
C:\Windows\Media\town.mid
MIDI stands for “Musical Instrument Digital Interface”, a compression format for encoding music.
These MIDI sequence music files have existed in Windows Vista & XP; and maybe earlier versions too.
Flourish and Town were made by Nathan Grigg & Onestop by David Yackley, for Microsoft
in 2000.
Flourish, it seems, is used, when you run a DirectX diagnostic test for DirectMusic.
I have no idea what the others are used for. Were they once used to showcase Media Players capabilities?
http://www.thewindowsclub.com/the-mystery-of-the-3-music-files-in-windows-7
