Dear Monks,
I have written a small program which plays the midi-notes randomly and prints which notes it just played, on the screen. The notes are identified as perfect pitch by some good music folks in CB. I am using Win32::Midi. I have setup such a way that I have to recognize the tune it works fine because as I am trying to recognize it, I can check on the screen if my answer is right. It works fine currently.

Now I like to put it in a package. So after it plays the notes, it should say which 'notes' it played and put it in one file. I need to accomplish this. How do I do this?.

Finally I like to Burn CD out of this 'packages. ( (Sound + Speech) without too much manual process. So anyone can practice without computer. I would be able to pack 100s of such packages on single CD.

I appreciate any and every suggestions.

Thank You,
{Artist}

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