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Audio MIDI |
 TS-AudioToMIDI |
| TS-AudioToMIDI allows the conversion of a standard audio signal to MIDI signal with an insignificant delay. |
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| MIDI Normalizer |
 2101 kB |
 98/Me/2000/XP |
| Do you have hundreds (or maybe thousands) of midifiles and find it annoying that, when playing the files, the volume level is very different for every file ? Do you wish you were having a normalizer that could automate the process of leveling th? volume, just like that normalizer you already have for normalizing your MP3 collection? Well, that is exactly what this program can do for you! It is able to set the maximum volume level found in a midifile to a predefined value, and all other volume settings will be adjusted to maintain the original mix of the file. It can also do the same for all note velocity values. But there's more you can do with the software: compressing velocity values, playing and creating playlists, change the file's mix, etc.. Features: Normalizing - set all note velocity values and volume controllers to a common predefined value Compressing - I found out that it isn't always enough to just normalize the file. In some cases, a midifile has velocity values between 60 and 100, easy to normalize to values between 80 and 120. But if the velocity values are ranging from lets say 20 to 127, then there's no room left for normalizing, and all low values will stay too low. The solution: compressing the velocity values. So there's a build in compressor, that can first compress all velocity values before normalizing is applied. Automix - If you spend months of work to remix your files for your keyboard X, but now you bought a brand new "super deluxe" keyboard Y, only to find out that all guitar sounds are too low, and all bass sounds are too loud, then you should take a closer look at the automix function. It allows you to add or subtract a predefined volume value per instrument. This function will also make you happy if you're playing in a combo with f.i. a bass player, guitar player and a singer, and therefore all bass and guitar tracks should be muted from all midifiles. ChannelMute - Speaking about a singer, lot's of midifiles do contain a lead vocal track on MIDI channel 4. It would be very useful to be able to mute channel 4 to get rid of these vocal tracks. That is possible with the 'ChannelMute" function. Extracting lyrics - If the midifile contains songlyrics, you can extract these lyrics and save them to a text file. Creating tracksheets - The software collects information about every midifile while scanning the files. You can optionally save this information to a textfile. Creating playlists - When you have added midifiles from different folders, you can easely save the created filelist to a playlist. Very useful when you want to play a list created by yourself. Even more useful when you have processed your files, and afterwards would like to redo the processing because the process settings were not optimal. Built in MIDI player - There's a basic midiplayer included to play the selected files from the filelist. |
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| AmazingMIDI |
744 kB |
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| AmazingMIDI automatically transcribes music, converting WAV files into MIDI files. It can recognize single-instrument polyphonic music. It's a powerful tool to help you to transcribe music, to practice musical instruments and to make MIDI files, and so on. AmazingMIDI creates an Output File (.mid) from an Input File (.wav) that contains musical data, and a Tone File (.wav) that consists of monotone data. AmazingMIDI analyzes the Input File, assuming that every sound in the file is played with the same tone color as the one in the Tone File. As a result, even if the music contains several different instruments, AmazingMIDI writes down all detected notes as a single-instrument music. The quality of music recognition depends on the tone color of the music. AmazingMIDI is suitable for analyzing the precise-frequency attenuating sounds like piano or guitar. The drum sound becomes only noise. Currently, automatic music transcription has no substantial solution in general, but with some restrictions of the domain, it can be both possible and useful. AmazingMIDI is one of these systems, and is still in its infancy. However, again, it's a powerful chord analyzer. | ||
| Arpeggiator |
225 kB |
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| Arpeg is just as the name implies... A MIDI-based Arpeggiator! It can work with any synth or sampler you have, just load it up, set up the channel, and make the pattern it will mute/unmute to! You can even save out your arpeggiator patterns, and trade them with your friends! | ||
| MIDI Mouse Mod |
227 kB |
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| MIDI Mouse Mod is another in my series of alternative input devices for MIDI information... This one allows you to move the mouse on a grid and modify up to 4 continuous MIDI controllers in realtime! If you've ever used a Korg Wavestation, and it's little joystick, this is like that, on steroids (but not anabolic steroids, those are illegal!). You can control the direction of the controller information (0-127 or 127-0), the screen space used (entire grid or just half), and if the controller switches to another halfway through. Very very very cool for synthesizers that allow realtime control of envelope, etc (like the Novation BassStation), or even for your run of the mill board (they pretty much ALL support volume and pan). This also has the Virtual Piano functionality built into it as well. | ||
| Virtual Piano |
220 kB |
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| Have you ever wished that there was some way to easily play notes on your Synthesizer, without leaving the computer? I'm sure everyone has spend many sleepless nights because of this problem, so now I introduce to you - Virtual Piano! VPiano allows you to play your synth by making the computer keyboard into a 4-octave piano keyboard. Sure, you're probably not going to be able to play classical music this way, but you can experiment and have fun using a very different interface than normal, which can sometimes help to stimulate the creative process. You must have a MIDI output device, as well as a sound source to use this program (anything from a Soundblaster to a Midi TimePiece will do); then just run the program, configure the MIDI devices, and start jamming! | ||
| Free Piano |
370 kB |
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| Here is just the thing to express your musical talent and annoy co-workers while you are away from your real piano. Using the MIDI capabilities of your sound card this polyphonic desktop keyboard synthesizer has 128 different voices and sound effects. Play it with the mouse or from the computer keyboard. | ||
| Massiva |
1353 kB |
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| Massiva X0.59 (last freeware version) is a 32-track MIDI sequencer. Massiva provides support for standard MIDI, Sound Blaster AWE and Live sound cards. With Massiva you can: edit music in real-time; step record with a MIDI or PC keyboard; auto-compose simple drum, bass, or chord patterns; and edit velocity and control changes. Massiva includes a song and part editor. Song Edit lets you record music, move tracks, and copy or append parts of your music. You can combine individual parts into one part, split or resize parts, transpose the alter velocity or quantize, insert or cut an area of your song, mute individual parts or tracks, and compose notes or controllers in seconds. You can also define areas of your song that you can jump to. Part Edit lets you: insert, delete, move or copy events; change pitch and length; alter velocity and controller values; compose synchronized song pattern events with the controller; and set the controller range. |
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| MidiNotate Player |
4106 kB |
98/ME/2000/XP/2003 |
| Watch the notes and lyrics as you listen to your favorite music. MidiNotate Player helps you find MIDI files on the Internet and converts them to printable music notation with amazing accuracy, exceeding that of even very expensive music software. For example, MidiNotate automatically detects and displays grace notes, trills and tremolos that are used in a wide variety of music styles. It correctly notates paired eighth note swing rhythms used in jazz. Sing along or practice your instrument while following the notes on the screen. MidiNotate Player automatically turns the pages for you. Enhance your enjoyment and understanding of music by studying the score as it plays. See the notes that each instrument is playing, just as the conductor does. Learn more about how music is composed and arranged by studying the melodies and harmonies. Also, use MidiNotate Player to view, print, and play NoteSoft (.not) files created by MidiNotate Composer and Musician. All of the original author's notations are preserved, such as accent marks, dynamic marks, and slurs. If the author prepared individual parts for instruments or voices, then view and print just the part you need. You can change the printed page size, and MidiNotate Player will automatically reformat the pages. If you read music, be sure to check out MidiNotate Player. Since you will probably become addicted to it, you'll be pleased that it has no time limits. |
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| Karaoke5 |
6300 kB |
95/98/NT/ME/2000/XP |
| Manage Karaoke MID files, KAR and MP3 files for live execution. The player reads the whole file: mid and kar also wordbox and solton. It allows you to create or to modify basic Karaoke with an evolved system of synchronization that allows you to syncronize the text with the base in rapid times. Also Search for songs on the Internet, features a Personal PlayList, and a Database with instant search of the passage. | ||
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