I played and recorded it, if you wanna listen.  

http://www.moritz.trix.net/mp3/Moritz_Koopa_Beach.mp3

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Enjoy.  8)

Moritz

Really good, once I get home, this is going in my playlist along with your MKDD RR  

moritz..that KTB mp3 was almost as crude as your piano playing  

To Moritz and Prashant:

Just thought as i saw your posts here, have either of you two played SMK?

Your welcome to join if you still have a snes with smk or can get hold of one from somewhere.

Sami

Moritz i was wondering what kind of equipment you use to record these songs?

so technically you could take a midi off the internet and play it through your keyboard and record it on your computer with your keyboards sounds...yes?

As long it is midi you can, which I have suspicion moritz did with his KTB song

Yes, my question was not sincere, it was meant to make you look a bit silly. And since you answered it seriously, I succeeded.

I was doing it because it is so obvious that the concept applies to anything, and not just midis. Nothing personal.

That's like asking - and I'm attempting a bit of comedy here:

When it's sunny outside, can you walk really slow forwards?

Andreas

Actually, I knew your question was not sincere, I answered it still to keep on the fact to see if moritz took part of the KTB off the internet, I knew so because I did that midi many years ago and I recognized the drum beat cutting off in that exact way it did on his, that it did when I prepared it, if you would like it ill send it to you. Andreas, I think you’re a bit confused... Sure the concept applies to anything but there’s a big difference in what I was implying and you were implying. I meant taking midi off the Internet and playing it thorough your keyboard as in, downloading the midi data and using the computer itself as a midi controller. Then press play on it and having the sounds of the keyboard used instead of the ones on your computer, to give in a better sound. There is no piano playing used in this process. However in your way, you would have to be a skilled musician, (such as moritz and myself) to take any song in the whole wide world throughout history off the internet, weather it be sheet music, which you would simply read and play, or a song file which you would have to figure out by ear and play it on your keyboard at home manually. I hope we learned somthing today, yes?  

I just tired to set my snes up and its really cocked and All you can see is black so I won't be able to submit times for a while cause i can't recall many of my times

Thanks the good news is I done it and i got it to work
But the bad news is that my records for it have been wiped off i dont think it was the cartridge but i think i may have leant it to someone and they wiped out the times, but im not sure was eons ago when i played smk so could be the cartridge just fuked up

Actually, what I meant to say was that I'm confident the compability stretches beyond including merely the midi format. [Edit: And by that I mean that the keyboard could interpret files that aren't already specifically MIDI format.] Not to say that Moritz has that type of equipment, but I took your question as rather general, and thought I wouldn't pass up the opportunity of rephrasing you question like I did.  

I'm not seeking an argument here so take this one lightly:

Why would I imply that he was physically playing on a keyboard with my phrasing, whereas you wouldn't?
I used your exact wording except for the bolded part. I suppose if you didn't know I was referring to the compability, it would be easy to interpret like that.

I took it as this: Every song in music history is not available in midi format on the Internet; I implied about taking midi off of the Internet in my question. Furthermore, to take some songs that are not midi off the Internet, Which I thought you were pertaining to in your question, since you said any song in the world, out of millions of songs, just plain downright any song in musical history..... to play it through your keyboard, you would have to do it manually.

Otherwise, if every song on the net was available in midi format, you were not rephrasing my question, but simply asking the same question again with a different wording, but still keeping the same concept. Sorry for the misinterpretation.