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A fictional commercial for a device that promises to make finding a specific song in a large collection of music files easier but the actual efficiency is rather questionable.

(comment)MIDI version of "She'll Be Coming Around The Mountain" finishes
(comment)a mother and child sit on a couch
(comment)a father sits in front of the computer
DADWasn't that nice?
SONDad, can we hear "Camptown Races" now?
DADSon, you know those MIDI files aren't sorted.
(comment)computer makes a defeated sound effect that sounds like a boing
SONPlease?
ANNOUNCERWish you could find a way to organize all your MIDI files by date and name?
Well, now you can with the Cinco MIDI Organizer filing system.
(comment)a brick-shaped device is displayed
It hooks up to any T-38 SCSI port.
First, unlock your hard drive by rotating the Tulley Toggle.
(comment)a finger spins a rotating dial on a keyboard
Now, load our revolutionary 10 disk floppy software bundle.
(comment)a rapid sequence of floppy disks are shoved into a disk drive
Just sit back and watch the MIDI organizer as it identifies MIDI files, pulls them off your computer and puts them into the Cinco box.
Once in the box, each file is assigned an UMRN or Unique Midi Routing Number.
Now, you can organize your files by Name, Date, Kind, or Size.
Then print.
(comment)a dot matrix printer slowly prints the sorted list of MIDI files
SONWe found it!
Camptown Races...
(comment)the son slowly begins to read the long string of numbers for the UMRN
(comment)the father enters each number as they are called out
65163687965107
(comment)MIDI version of "Camptown Races" plays
ANNOUNCERThe Cinco MIDI Organizer filing system!
Order Now!

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