MidiTrix is a simple application designed to help you manipulate the MIDI ports of a computer.
MidiTrix can display all the MIDI ports available on the computer as a matrix. The MIDI input ports are displayed as rows and the output ports as columns. If data is routed from a specific input port to a specific output port, a caret is displayed at the cell connecting the two.
Connections can be simply added or removed by clicking the corresponding cell. MIDI Output Ports on other machines in the network can be added by simply requesting them with MIDI / Add Remote Devices.
Furthermore, MidiTrix allows you to attach filter rules to connections.

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MidiTrix provides a simple panel to quickly manage the MIDI ports of a computer. You can add, delete and inspect new MIDI input ports and output ports. You can also look up the MIDI message numbers of your favourite instruments and controllers for quick lookup.
By default, all MIDI ports on the computer are displayed in a matrix. If a cell in the matrix is checked, the MIDI message sent to this port is routed to the output port(s) listed in the cell.
MidiTrix can also be used for two additional tasks. The first is defining a virtual MIDI port on your computer. This is especially useful if you want to connect multiple MIDI devices to a single MIDI port, for example via a MIDI mixer. Every device that is connected to the virtual MIDI port can send MIDI messages to that port and get data sent back to them. The second is connecting MidiTrix to another computer's MIDI port. Through this, you can add MIDI input ports and output ports on a computer on the local network.
MidiTrix Screenshots:
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MidiTrix showing all MIDI ports and connections
MidiTrix using the virtual MIDI port with Audacity
MidiTrix's editor

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MidiTrix is a simple application designed to help you manipulate the MIDI ports of a computer.
MidiTrix can display all the MIDI ports available on the computer as a matrix. The MIDI input ports are displayed as rows and the output ports as columns. If data is routed from a specific input port to a specific output port, a caret is displayed at the cell connecting the two.
Connections can be simply added or removed by clicking the corresponding cell. MIDI Output Ports on other machines in the network can be added by simply requesting them with MIDI / Add Remote Devices.
Furthermore, MidiTrix allows you to attach filter rules to connections.
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License:
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MidiTrix is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License
Version 2 or later. See the 'Readme' file for full details.
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Incoming MIDI connections are just as useful to control the playback of other MMCs connected to a number of different computers.
For instance, a musician could connect a MIDI keyboard to his or her Macintosh, a MIDI keyboard to a Windows computer and have a MIDI sequencer running on a Macintosh while also controlling the playback of the music from his or her Windows computer.
MMC Controllers - the application only supports multiple instances of controllers.
Here's an example of what a controller looks like (you need to click the image for a better view)
MMC Controllers - the application only supports multiple instances of controllers.
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Use the MKS MIDI Control Tool for setup.
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A controller has four settings:
Controller A or number one:
• Click button 1 to fade it out.
• Hold button 1 down, press button 2 to fade it in.
• Click button 2 to fade it out.
• Hold button 2 down, press button 3 to fade it in.
Controller B or number two:
• Click button 1 to fade it out.
• Hold button 1 down, press button 2 to fade it in.
• Click button 2 to fade it out.
• Hold button 2 down, press button 3 to fade it in.
Controller C or number three:
• Click button 1 to fade it out.
• Hold button 1 down, press button 2 to fade it in.
• Click button 2 to fade it out.
• Hold button 2 down, press button 3 to fade
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MidiTrix displays the set of Midi I/O ports available on your computer. If data is sent from a specific input port to a specific output port, a caret is displayed at the cell connecting the two.
Please refer to the Windows XP help file for a detailed description and screenshots of the application.
You can convert a MIDI file to a Music file using the built-in MIDI to WAV Converter.
Installing the app:
1. Download the MidiTrix installer.
2. Run it.
3. Follow the instructions inside the installer.
4. Launch MidiTrix.
5. Run the MIDI Input Tester (optional).
6. Right click a MIDI port and choose the option "Send To" to add that port to MidiTrix.
Using MidiTrix:
1. Double-click a row in the matrix to open the input line.
2. Click a cell to open the corresponding output line.
3. Right click a cell to open the Output Line Editor.
4. Select the input port of the cell you want to route to.
5. Drag the caret over the output port you want to route the data to.
6. Right click and the "Routing Table" tab will open.
7. Click the "Add Filter Rule" button.
8. Set the filter type (Use only file types).
9. Select the appropriate files.
10. Click the "Add Filter Rule" button.
If you like the application, please feel free to use it for free.
Thank you for using MidiTrix.
-Sims
email: MidiTrix@simsimnicks.com
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MidiTrix is a simple application designed to help you manipulate the MIDI ports of a computer. MIDI input ports are displayed as rows and output ports as columns. If data is routed from a specific input port to a specific output port, a caret is displayed at the cell connecting the two.
Connections can be simply added or removed by clicking the corresponding cell. MIDI Output Ports on other machines in the network can be added by simply requesting them with MIDI / Add Remote Devices.
Furthermore, MidiTrix allows you to attach filter rules to connections.

MidiTrix is a simple application designed to help you manipulate the MIDI ports of a computer.
MidiTrix can display all the MIDI ports available on the computer as a matrix. The MIDI input ports are displayed as rows and the output ports as columns. If data is routed from a specific input port to a specific output port, a caret is displayed at the cell connecting the two.
Connections can be simply added or removed by clicking the corresponding cell. MIDI Output Ports on other machines in the network can be added by simply requesting them with MIDI / Add Remote Devices.
Furthermore, MidiTrix allows you to attach filter rules to connections.

MidiTrix is a simple application designed to help you manipulate the MIDI ports of a computer.
MidiTrix can display all the MIDI ports available on the computer as a matrix. The MIDI input ports are displayed as rows and the output ports as columns. If data is routed from a specific input port to a specific output port, a caret is displayed at the cell connecting the two.
Connections can be simply added or removed by clicking the corresponding cell. MIDI Output Ports on other machines in the network can be added by simply requesting them with MIDI / Add Remote Devices.
Furthermore, MidiTrix allows you to attach filter rules to connections.

MidiTrix is a simple application designed to help you manipulate the MIDI ports of a computer.
MidiTrix can display all the MIDI ports available on the computer as a matrix. The MIDI input ports are displayed as rows and the output ports as columns. If data is routed from a specific input port to a specific output port, a caret is displayed at the cell connecting the two.
Connections can be simply added or removed by clicking the corresponding cell. MIDI Output Ports on other machines in the network can be added by simply requesting them with MIDI / Add Remote Devices.
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