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dachauncinator
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Hi, I've written few songs I was looking to put in a wad of mine, and I can't find an MIDI arranger to put them on. I've at LEAST done the obvious google searches and such and I found one that only does piano sounds and won't even save a .MID file. Any pointing in the right direction would be appreciated.

02-23-13 22:57 #

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Gez
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I've put some potentially useful links here.

02-23-13 23:02 #

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Ribbiks
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Sibelius, Finale, are both great

GuitarPro is an ok choice if you're background happens to be guitar

Any DAW worth it's salt will let you export midi, Logic, etc..

02-23-13 23:16 #

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gggmork
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A quick youtube search for each of those names reveals they ALL use horizontal left/right piano roll editors which seem awkward after using modplug so long. I think I'll try to program my own "tracker" type midi editor some day, where time goes downward as a column or rows, rather than right a row of columns and you don't have to know any music notation (just d-5 or d#5 etc like modplug tracker) and monophonic melodies fit on a single column.

02-23-13 23:42 #

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Dr. Durr
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02-25-13 04:15 #

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sirjuddington
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gggmork said:
A quick youtube search for each of those names reveals they ALL use horizontal left/right piano roll editors which seem awkward after using modplug so long. I think I'll try to program my own "tracker" type midi editor some day, where time goes downward as a column or rows, rather than right a row of columns and you don't have to know any music notation (just d-5 or d#5 etc like modplug tracker) and monophonic melodies fit on a single column.

There was a MIDI editing program I tried a while ago called MIDI Tracker, which was pretty much like this, except it kinda sucked :P Still prefer just writing in modplug tracker and converting to MIDI, personally.

02-25-13 04:33 #