Love it! ★★★★★
Very nice program: clean and simple to use. Does everything I need!
Thank you! ★★★★★
Thanks for this little great app! I can play MIDIs on my keyboard 🙂
Perfect balance of MIDI playback features ★★★★★
This has become my goto app for quick playback / review of one, or many, MIDI files. Lots of essential features packed into a great looking UI!
Works a treat ★★★★★
Simple and reliable, perfect for quick plays/reviews
Prima ★★★★★
What I miss a little, however, is the ability to save the open files and folders as a playlist so that they can be reloaded if necessary.
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Exactly what I was looking for ★★★★★
A no-frills MIDI player, nothing more, nothing less, at a negligible price. Now I can play my old MIDI files on the brand new iMac under macOS Big Sur, both internally and externally (Roland SC-880 and SC-8820 via the ancient MIDI interface Midisport 2×2 [after a driver update]).
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Love it ★★★★★
Close to the 90 synth sound. Great for any GM and GS midi files. Good color and tone.
Very useful for previewing all my midi file loops ★★★★
I was looking for an app to quickly preview all my midi file loops, and this one is almost perfect. It picks up that drums are drums, so I can hear similar to what I’m going to use them for. I say almost perfrect because it doesn’t loop drum loops correctly, missing part of a beat at the end. But it’s not the end of the world, as at least it gives me the idea of which loops I need to use.
Excellent General Midi ★★★★★
Of course, if you open the file in a heavy app like Garage Band, the quality will always be superior, but this app gives me the opportunity to quickly test and listen to Midi files downloaded from the internet. Perfect!
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Huge time-saver ★★★★★
I have a 32-year-old Roland U-20 keyboard, and after I had the internal battery changed, the keyboard lost all of its default patch data (the display showed nonsense characters, and wouldn’t play any internal instruments). The Roland company sent me a .MID file and instructions on how to set the U-20 to receive the default patches. I simply added a Roland U-20 device to MIDI Studio on the Mac, and connected the MIDI In and Out ports to an internal Mac MIDI device. MIDIPlayer X was extremely simple to use: I turned off Auto-Play and sent the data to the U-20. Problem solved, without spending weeks trying to figure out one of those complicated software sequencers.