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sorry to add to the somewhat negative comments but I used to use this for editing MIDIs and I eventually moved to Sekaiju http://openmidiproject.opal.ne.jp/Seka
by unleaded 3y ago
sorry to add to the somewhat negative comments but I used to use this for editing MIDIs and I eventually moved to Sekaiju http://openmidiproject.opal.ne.jp/Sekaiju_en.html http://openmidiproject.opal.ne.jp/Sekaiju_en.html , it's a lot nicer for doing more complex/low-level MIDI work although the UI is a bit painful and it's kind of slow but that might just be my old computer and/or Wine. it's also free and open source (or as FOSS as a win32 application can be if that bothers you)
- ale42 3y agoSekaiju looks good, thanks for mentioning it!
- kazinator 3y agoI was interested in Sekaiju a decade ago and I cloned a repository of it to do some patching. I converted all the JIS source code to UTF-8. (If you're gonna be 世界中 (sekaijuu -- world-wide, world-over) then use Unicode, man). https://www.kylheku.com/cgit/sekaiju https://www.kylheku.com/cgit/sekaiju
- unleaded 3y agoI just checked and it looks like most of them are in UTF-8 now, but not all of them for some reason like SekaijuView.cpp
- kazinator 3y agoI seem to remember exchanging e-mails with kuzu. But I can't find any of them!? Not even my bugfixes were upstreamed and I'm not mentioned in the contributors page anywhere. I had to fix things just to make it fully usable. It had issues opening devices, and a crash also.
- jacquesm 3y agoWhat I love about midieditor is that it is FOSS and works natively on Linux.