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#39366 - 01/07/04 04:10 PM Midi file editor
Tony Lawton Offline
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Registered: 04/19/03
Posts: 33
Loc: England
Can anyone suggest a 'simple' midi file editor. All I am looking to do is very simple cut and paste editing and transpositon etc. Most of the commercial packages are so comlicated to use (to a simpleton like me anyway). It would be great to have it in notation format which I find far easier to work with.
Thank you
Tony

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#39367 - 01/07/04 05:36 PM Re: Midi file editor
rikkisbears Offline
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Registered: 12/22/02
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Hi Tony,
try the demo before you buy.
http://www.pgmusic.com/ptdemo.htm
best wishes
Rikki

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tony Lawton:
[B]Can anyone suggest a 'simple' midi file editor.
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#39368 - 01/08/04 04:34 AM Re: Midi file editor
Gunnar Jonny Offline
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#39369 - 01/08/04 07:47 PM Re: Midi file editor
aprilla Offline
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Registered: 12/10/03
Posts: 56
Loc: Ireland
Noteworthy is a notation package that can handle midi http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/

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#39370 - 01/09/04 12:54 AM Re: Midi file editor
Mark And Michelle Offline
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Registered: 12/26/03
Posts: 83
Loc: Mersea Island, Essex, U K
Hi,

Just a thought. Have you tried Evolution's MIDI Editor? It's available free from a number of outlets.Although it's quite old (1995) and simple, it seem's to meet your requirements. If you'd like a copy get in touch.

Michie
Mmsgosling@aol.com

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#39371 - 01/09/04 03:12 PM Re: Midi file editor
Tony Lawton Offline
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Registered: 04/19/03
Posts: 33
Loc: England
Many thanks for all replies. That gives me a few to go at. I have been a registered user of Noteworthy since version 1, brilliant notation program but I find it a little clumsy with midi files.
Thanks again
Tony

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#39372 - 01/10/04 01:59 AM Re: Midi file editor
Mike ORegan Offline
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Registered: 02/12/03
Posts: 96
If you only want to do SIMPLE editing, (as you state), then what is wrong with using the KN 7000 itself. It is very easy to use
Mike O'R

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#39373 - 01/11/04 08:57 AM Re: Midi file editor
Tony Lawton Offline
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Registered: 04/19/03
Posts: 33
Loc: England
Hi Mike
I am on the Kn6500 not 7000
Tony

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#39374 - 01/13/04 02:43 AM Re: Midi file editor
Mike ORegan Offline
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Registered: 02/12/03
Posts: 96
Hi Tony,
My remarks apply equally to your keyboard
Mike O'R

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