MidiRunner 1.39.0.3

Publisher review:
MidiRunner is an integrated Play Center for MIDI, MP3, Wave, CD-Audio files and all others WindowsMedia supported sound files. MidiRunner permits you to play the MIDI instruments (or the corresponding soundfonts loaded into the MIDI Space), using an external connected MIDI keyboard, the PC keyboard, or a virtual keyboard. When playing a MIDI file you can also: - read the lyrics contained into the MIDI file - disable / enable some selected MIDI tracks of the playing file - increase / decrease the song tonality by octave or semitone transpose
- increase / decrease the playback rate of the song - save the MIDI file with its Variations and specific settings into a new MIDI file. Can also be used to create, edit and load Playlists (PLL,M3U,PLS). File search by name or embedded tags. Extended use of shortcuts to work also without mouse. Sizable to a docking toolbar. Full Help-on-line. Language: English/Italiano
Requirements:
90 Mhz, 16MB, sound card

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
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