MidiNotate for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Notation Software

Turn MIDI files into editable sheet music.

MidiNotate helps you find and download MIDI files from the Internet, and converts them to printable sheet music with amazing accuracy. It analyzes MIDI files to display chord names such as C7 and Gm9. You can add and change lyrics. From MIDI files, MidiNotate creates piano scores, guitar and piano fake book lead sheets, Karaoke parts with melody notes, conductor scores, and individual instrument parts. During playback MidiNotate highlights notes, turns pages, and lets you control instrument volume levels and tempo. You can set up loops that repeat as you sing or practice with accompaniment. MidiNotate offers you a delightful way to hear and learn your favorite music.

MidiNotate for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: June 5, 2002

Latest update: November 7, 2008

Version: 4.0.9

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows 2000
Windows 95
Windows NT
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 103,548

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

4.4/5

23 User Votes

Not such a great score
gmackeownJune 18, 2011
Pros
Free, free
Cons
Lots of editing needed to make the output readable. Keeps changing key, uses excessive accidentals and staff lines.
Summary
Like anything garbage in = garbage out. You'll want to use a single track when you go to notate. But even then, expect to be doing some cleanup. Finale Songwriter might be a better option - but it's not free.
Waiting for a long time for a program like this!
badsocialkittyMay 10, 2009
Pros
Easy to use
Cons
30 day trial! Sometimes skips and dosent stop; At that point you have to X out, which could get annoying if you didnt save and are editing lyrics or something
Summary
I've been looking everywhere for something like this. I dont read music well, let alone write it. I do though, very much enjoy composing music on the piano/keyboard. My keyboard has a USB flash drive so I can transfer my USERSONG from the device as a midi sequence file to the computer. I opened from the file menu and I sat back and watched and listened to my music, and the notes, being played
gotta save to buy now !!
lissabugJanuary 15, 2008
Pros
helps sooo much with reading notes
Cons
Summary
MidiNotate is over rated
tarabunkinsMarch 21, 2006
Pros
Cons
Windows Media player is much better
Summary
Very satisfied. Will purchase in the near future!!!
laurin800November 3, 2005
Pros
The ease of printing Midi, creating new music. Too short of trial to test all, but will buy soon
Cons
placement of notes was a little tricky,felt like my fingers were too big! but still is great
Summary
MidiNotate the Original!
rubencasMarch 25, 2004
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The program does anything it is supposed to do, and I haven't had problems with it yet. Each new version release comes with major improvements and addidions, and the support is great. I can't wait until the next version... Just try and see!
Value for money
March 7, 2004
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Does what it says, and does it well. My sequencer print options aren't so good. This program allows me to make those little extra tweaks.
Great if you could download midi's
acmeronJanuary 10, 2004
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This is really a remarkable program except it is of little use to many because of the MP3 crackdown which took the Midi's with it. Hardly anything to download anymore except classical and amateur songs.
An intelligent programme
January 1, 2004
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I use this mainly for combining staffs, which is extremely inconvenient in Noteworthy composer as the rests and all the notes overlap each other. If you want music sheet, I'll suggest Noteworthy composer instead because the great musical fans' site only supports .NWC. This little trail can provide sufficient use for me. Thanks!
Wish I needed it - it's great!
December 17, 2003
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Unfortunately I'm looking for more of an editor - but if all of the editing programs I've purchased and/or tried looked this good when showing the completed score, I wouldn't be looking any more! Multiple staffs, multiple notes on a staff (even of different duration - the main sticking point in my quest for a great editor), and numerous other features make this the top-looking program. You can perform simple editing features to improve the look of an existing MIDI file.