MIDI files management

Dr. Dri · Post by **Dr. Dri** » Sun Oct 22, 2006 3:44 pm

I made a midi file parser starting from Zapman' s code.

I got a bit further in this project and now it also play notes.

The "Midi lib" contains one general purpose libs

Endian (100% asm)

And the four midi libs

VarLen (specific midi integers, 100% PB)
MidiParser (100% PB)
MidiPlayer (only for windows, using midiOut)
MidiWriter (not started yet, might be 100% PB)
MidiStream (not started yet, might using windows' midiStream)

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No help file, only one small example

Dri

Dr. Dri · Post by **Dr. Dri** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 7:12 pm

The first release is out, i hope you'll like it

Dri

Criss · Post by **Criss** » Mon Dec 18, 2006 9:38 am

Look's nice! But, what can i do all, with them? Can i change the instruments or the volume per instrument or the key of midi?

Dr. Dri · Post by **Dr. Dri** » Mon Dec 18, 2006 7:28 pm

Right now you can parse a file and play notes (for example the file's notes =)
I aim to make a MidiWriter lib to i don't have enough time for that now

Dri

Dr. Dri · Post by **Dr. Dri** » Wed Oct 03, 2007 6:09 pm

It's been a while since the last time i wrote some midi code but i've fixed some bugs and improved some features. Now i would like to handle asynchronous midi files but i can't find any clear documentation and i don't even have asynchronous files to even make some tests. So i have made a small program searching such files. It scans every active drive (except floppy disks) and put asynchronous filenames in a listview gadget. A simple message box tells you when it's over. Please send me the files if you have asynchronous midi files.

Search.zip

Dri