In 980219 MMDigest Will Dahlgren was looking for a programmer to create
some custom MIDI file analysis programs.

Guenter Nagler <gnagler@ihm.tu-graz.ac.at> offers a lot of Midi-
utilities, most of them with C-sources and free for non-commercial use,
such as

    midistat.zip:  Statistics of a MIDI file (tracks, channels, programs,
notes, volumes, velocities)

    midinote.zip:  Produces a note listing sorted by time;  easily
importable from other programs.  Flexible text format now also contains
header, tempo, tact information.

    midi2txt.zip:  Converts binary MIDI files into mnemonic text.
Checks binary MIDI files for errors (option -error).  Shows some MIDI
information, e.g., lyrics (option -lyric).

    txt2midi.zip:  Compiles text mnemonic MIDI files into binary.


and many more. Take a look there at his web page:

    http://www2.iicm.edu/Cpub


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