What do the default .mid files on Windows PCs sound like after converting them on GarageBand? 

(It's highly recommended to watch this with headphones on in order to hear the instruments the best!)
A little filler for this unfortunately uneventful month due to mental and physical health reasons, my apologies!
I've had this video on my hard drive for over 4 years, but consistently forgot to upload it to here until today (AuDHD be like) :P and yes, I know it should be "mis amigos" in the intro card and not "mi amigos", but my Spanish sucks lollipops, y'all. XD
In this video, I let you guys listen to the default .mid files from Windows computers, which I have converted to .mp3 files via GarageBand on an iMac at my "workplace", just because I might have been the first one who was wondering what the songs would all sound like if I converted them there.
Personally, I think clouds.mid and canyon.mid sound the best after the GarageBand conversion. Onestop.mid sounds pretty OOC, though, in my honest opinion! XD
canyon.mid, passport.mid and clouds.mid (an easter egg!) are Midi sequences that are often found on Windows 95 computers.
flourish.mid, onestop.mid and town.mid are Midi sequences that are found on computers with an OS starting from Windows XP.
All pictures are from several sources via Google Images.
Enjoy, like, etc.! :)