Search the Internet for MIDI files, download, and unzip them using either a built-in Internet browser or your preferred browser.

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Transcribe MIDI files to sheet music with excellent accuracy,
including swing rhythms, grace notes, trills and tremolos.

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Correct any errors that might occur in the transcription of note rhythms.

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Automatically analyze and display chord names.

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Purpose: Enjoy and study the music notation of a song as it plays.

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Highlight the notes and lyrics as they play.

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Slow down the tempo so that you can hear the rhythms more clearly.

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Selectively change the volume of instruments, so that you can focus your listening on a particular instrument or voice. "Solo" a track while the others are muted.

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Purpose: Practice music as you sing along or play your instrument with accompaniment

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Transpose the pitch to match your voice or instrument range.

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Automatically turn pages.

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Set up practice loops, to repeat a section of the song at optionally increasing tempos.

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Execute commands from your MIDI keyboard or other MIDI instrument, such as Start Playback, End Playback, and Fast Forward.

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Purpose: Quickly prepare parts from a MIDI file, for use by yourself or musicians in a performing group.

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Prepare an "Easy Notes" part for student musicians, showing note letters
(for example "C") in the noteheads.

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Prepare a "Sing-Along" vocal part, for easy sight-reading from the screen while the song plays.

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Prepare a fake book lead sheet, with melody and chords.

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Prepare a piano reduction of a score that has multiple instruments or voices.

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Extract individual parts for the players or singers in your music group.

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Transpose an instrument's part to its natural key, such as for a Bb clarinet,

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Split a single piano/keyboard staff (track) into right- and left-hand staves.

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Yes

Split a MIDI drum staff (track) into separate one-line drum instrument staves.

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Split a staff (track) into melody and accompaniment parts.

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Purpose: Format and print the score and parts.

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Print an entire score, or an individual part. (In MidiNotate Player, the part must have been previously prepared by another MidiNotate product and saved in the NoteSoft file).

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Choose the default font size, face, and style for various categories of music symbols and types of text. The default can be overridden for specific items.

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Specify the default horizontal spacing (degree of stretch or compression) and default vertical spacing between staves.

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Control the layout of each page:

• page breaks, system (staff or "line") breaks
• number of measures on any given system,
• number of systems on any given page
• vertical spacing between any pair of staves
• vertical spacing between adjacent systems
• relative horizontal spacing of individual measures within a system (staff or "line").

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Add and control the placement of page title, footer and header text.

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Show or hide empty staves.

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Expand or collapse multiple-measure rests.

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Format parts using templates.

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Display one-line drum instrument staves using special percussion noteheads.

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Yes

Purpose: Re-arrange the notes of an existing song, or create music from scratch.

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Create a new song using a pre-defined template for a variety of solo instruments, duet pairs, small ensembles, and large ensembles.
Prepare your own custom song template.

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Add notes by whatever method is most convenient for you:

• use the mouse and computer keyboard.
• use Sequential Note Entry, where you rarely have to select the note duration, even when the notes vary.
• use Step-Time recording, one note or chord at a time, from your MIDI keyboard or input device.

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Change pitches of notes.

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Add staves (tracks or instrument parts).

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Add measures.

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Add ornaments:

• grace notes
• trills
• turns
• mordents
• arpeggios
• tremolos

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Yes

Change the meter and barline positions.

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Purpose: Record music from your MIDI keyboard or input device.

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Record directly from your MIDI instrument. Your performance is transcribed using the same excellent MIDI-to-notation transcription technology that MidiNotate products use to transcribe MIDI files to sheet music.

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Set the tempo for recording.

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Set the number of pick-up measures.

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Record (punch in) into a selected region of a staff (track).

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Add (punch in) a recording of pitch bends or MIDI controllers, on top of previously recorded notes.

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Yes

Purpose: Edit the performance (MIDI) of the song.

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MidiNotate Composer offers you the powerful features of a typical MIDI sequencer program, but in a more musically oriented way - graphed directly on top of the music notation. You can focus on your music, using Composer's intuitive and fun tools to refine the details of your performance without knowing MIDI.

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Edit the exact as-performed rhythms of notes while viewing Piano Roll Notation that is drawn on top of the notation.

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Edit the loudness of individual notes while viewing "vectors" (lines drawn at an angle from each notehead) that graphically show the loudness of each note.

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Snap ("quantize") the as-performed attack or release of a note to its notated rhythm.

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Lock the as-performed rhythm of a note, so you can change only its notated rhythm.

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Edit the performance of ornaments: grace notes, trills, turns, tremolos, and arpeggios.

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Graphically edit the song tempo, to enhance dynamics and expression.

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Graphically edit the volume level, left-to-right pan, pedal, and pitch bend activity in a track.

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Graphically edit any MIDI controller data.

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