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MIDI Editors?
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the_taste_of_cigarettes
on May 10,2008 10:49am
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post by
the_taste_of_cigarettes
at May 10,2008 10:49am
Anyone know of any good, preferably free software I could download for making and editing MIDI files? I have to see it as a grid, not as staff
post by
ZenErik
at May 10,2008 10:54am
Garage Band (which you have) and Logic should do the trick. Or Reason 4. They can all be downloaded "for free", in a sense.
As for the real low quality MIDI stuff, I can't remember what I used to use way back in the day.
post by
benfo
at May 10,2008 11:34am
I use TabIt.
TabIt
It is what it says: Everything is tablature.
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