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If it has to be MIDI, you could try to create soundfonts from your recorded samples and play your MIDI file using a soundfont player. I guess there are several tools you can use to create a soundfont. For example there is a tool called "Viena" on http://www.synthfont.com/.

I'm not sure if I got you right, but why do want to create the MIDI score with a programming language? Wouldn't a sequencer software do it?

[Music]

Music
I offer my services as a composer/music producer.
I can produce music in a wide variety of styles: gentle piano tunes, electronic music, abstract soundscapes, acoustic folk music, big orchestral scores... almost anything is possible, though most of my music has a melancholic, sometimes dark feel to it.
I work freelance, so paid jobs have a higher priority for me. However, I do work for free on non-commercial projects. That is, if your project appeals to me and if I have enough time to do it.
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Coding / Scripting
I have some experience with various programming languages and game engines, AGS being one of them of course. I'm not afraid of complex scripting, and I have a lot of patience when searching for bugs.

Playtesting
As much as I love making games, I love playing them. I can be quite critical though, so don't expect me to test your game just to tell you how awsome it is

Hi,

My name is Denis, I'm 23 and live in Kassel (Germany). I'm new to AGS. I am interested in programming and I always wanted to create an adventure game. Unfortunately I never had enough time to program a game engine all by myself. And if I did, there wouldn't have been any time left to make an adventure with it
Now that I tested AGS and played some games made with it, I want to create an adventure together with some friends, but I have no idea what it will be like yet.

Besides, I am a musician, I spend most of my free time making music. I am horrible at drawing rooms or sprites, but that's okay for me