MIDIView 1.1

Whats new in version 1.1:
- Export to BMP File (Image) has been added - Semitone Transposition has been added - Guitar Tabs have been added - Minor bugs have been fixed

Publisher review:
MIDIView is a utility to aid in previewing and printing MIDI files in musical notation.

MIDIView is a lightweight and easy-to-use utility for previewing and printing MIDI files
in musical notation. This helps to improve your musical hearing. It's hard to understand
some songs when there's no notation on hand. MIDIView solves this problem, so you can
practice using professional notation, printed or displayed. Thousands of MIDI files can
be downloaded directly from the Web at no charge. The steps are clear: download a MIDI
file, open it in MIDIView and start learning...no matter what instrument you play.
MIDIView represents a MIDI file as a list of separate tracks for each instrument which
greatly simplifies the comprehension of the musical composition.

MIDIView also shows you the running notes during playback. Every sounding note is
synchronized on the screen. Due to this feature, musical practice for novices can be
simplified as much as possible. MIDIView notation is professionally designed and can be
easily used in practice. Now there is no need for expensive song books - simply download
your favorite tunes and print them using MIDIView.

MIDIView synchronizes both the aural and the visual perceptions to create a complete
musical effect. This low-priced software includes a user-friendly and easily adjustable
interface, with a professional look.
Requirements:
200 Mhz, Soundcard

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000

Limitations:
14 days trial

Release notes:
Major Update

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