MidiPlay
A Windows program to play Midi files


To view the score:

Changing the size of the score:

Printing the score:


To change the volumes of the various parts:


To play the parts on different instruments:


To choose which MIDI output device to use:


Playing the music several times:


User Preferences:


Transposing the music:


Making changes to a MIDI file:

MidiPlay has some very low-level editing abilities. Individual MIDI events can be added, deleted, or changed.

In the User Preferences window, turn on Can make changes and save them, and choose whether you want:

You can then add, delete, or change the following:

To add, delete, or change a line in the Key Signatures, Time Signatures, or Tempi windows, right-click on the line and then click on Add..., Delete, or Modify....

You can also add, delete, or change individual MIDI events. In the window showing the track names (click on Views, then Tracks if necessary), select the track you want to change (by clicking on it), then click on Diagnostics in the MidiPlay menu bar, and then click on Track MIDI info in the drop-down menu. This opens a window showing all the MIDI events in the track. To add, delete, or change a line, right-click on the line and then click on Add..., Delete, or Modify....

If you want to save your changes, click on File in the MidiPlay menu bar, and then click on Save or Save as... in the drop-down menu.


Other menu commands:


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