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Please bear with me because I'm very new with working with music. I've been searching for a really long time and reading the manuals of various software I've download and have not been able to figure this out.

What I'm trying to accomplish exactly is:

  1. To simplify a midi file. By that I mean making the velocity/volume the same and the pitch bending removed and a way to modify the tempo.
  2. All the different tracks and channels merged into one track and channel. I'm using midi editor http://midieditor.sourceforge.net/ however, if another program can accomplish this better I'd rather use that. The output has to be midi.

The end result would be a midi file with one track that if played with a piano soundfont would mimic the results of a piano roll on a real simple foot powered player piano. enter image description here This is my first question here on music so sorry in advance if I'm using the wrong terminology I'm open to suggestions on how to improve my question. I will respond to any comments quickly and edit my question as necessary.

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I once wrote a program in C++ which parses, manipulates and writes Midi-files. It was one of my first programs I wrote, thus the code is probably not the best - but as far as I remember, it worked quite well.

If you have programming skills, I could send you the source-code. The things you mention above, should be implemented quite easily, if I remember my code correctly.

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  • I'm still really new to the world of programming so I'm not sure, but I'd appreciate that. What language is it in? Dec 4, 2017 at 14:06
  • It is written in C++. I used MSVC as development environment.
    – tommsch
    Dec 4, 2017 at 16:01
  • I'd like that please, if you're willing to share. My friend knows C++ he might be willing to help me out. It's not the actually solution I'm looking for because I'm really looking for GUI. Anyway I give you +1 Dec 4, 2017 at 16:34
  • Please send me an email: [email protected]
    – tommsch
    Dec 5, 2017 at 12:26

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