Midish is a MIDI sequencer/filter for Unix-like
operating systems (tested on OpenBSD and Linux)
implemented as a simple command line interpreter,
like a shell. It's intended to be lightweight,
fast, and reliable for real-time performance.
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Improvements provided by this release include a new simplified interface, a smarter MIDI merger, new track and filter editing functions, native support for the ALSA sequencer, improved filtering, command completion, and editing during playback/recording.
Support for 14-bit controller and NRPN/RPN events has been added. Now the complete MIDI state can be restored at any song position. Two tracks can be merged resolving all conflicts. New editing functions always keep controllers/bender in a consistent state. Improved documentation, usability, and code quality.
This release adds support for system exclusive messages and
synchronization with external MIDI devices, new filtering rules and new
editing functions, and improved documentation and usability.
This release features multiple MIDI device handling, MIDI filtering/routing (controller mapping and keyboard splitting) , basic track editing (insert, copy, and delete), track quantisation, import and export of standard MIDI files, and tempo and time signature changes.
