Midi Editors

[Skunkboy Kyle]

I want to EDIT a midi. Change a pitch here and there, adjust tempo, ect. I can't find a program for this...

[Bashe]

Sweer Midi Player allows you to cahnge instruments and tempo and stuff.
I wouldn't know how to change pitches, though.

[Bashe]

Also, look at this thread: http://www.doomworld.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=19662

It names a few editors, too.

[Skunkboy Kyle]

What is the editor you found, Bashe?

[Bashe]

Its called "Jazz" or something like that.

I use that just to change drum pitches, though. But it edits tempo well and you can adjust pitches with it.

That avatar is funny!

[Ichor]

Do you mean Jazzware? Anyway, that's the one I use.

[DoomRater]

I use Anvil Studio... in case anyone is wondering. I can play a piano so it made sense. But they took out editing the pitch of a note once it's played... So I can't make a note go like start at one step and go down a step and then come back up to the original note.

[Tobester]

I've never really been skillful with decent midi editors, so I used Tabit to make midis.

If you play guitar/bass fretted instrument, its pretty damn good.

[sargebaldy]

I used GNmidi the only time I had to edit an existing midi (when I reversed some for MooDDooM) :P

[Skunkboy Kyle]

Tried the Jazzware one. It's okay, can't figure out how to use it though, so far all I've been able to do is edit the instrument. ^_^

[Ichor]

Heh, that's about all I use it for. That and edit the length of it so that midi2mus can convert it.