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MIDI Monitor - 1.1.8

displays incoming MIDI signals in a variety of formats

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Current Version:	1.1.8
Release Date:	2006-01-23
License:	Freeware
Downloads (this version):	3,527
Downloads (all versions):	15,615

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Product Description:

MIDI Monitor is a utility for Mac OS X which displays incoming MIDI signals in a variety of formats, with filtering by message type and channel. Musicians will find it handy for tracking down confusing MIDI problems. Programmers can use it to test MIDI drivers and applications.

What's new in this version:

MIDI Monitor is now a Universal Binary application. It is 100% native on Intel and PowerPC.
The source code has been updated to work with Xcode 2.2.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
Mac OS X 10.3.9
Mac OS X 10.3
Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS X 10.2 or later
MIDI hardware interface with OS X driver

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Excellent Utility - Version: 1.1.8, 2/15/2006 02:35PM PST

BradGoop

simple but very effective in troubleshooting a MIDI setup. works perfectly, this should be a standard feature/included utility to Apple's MIDI Studio and/or any DAW setup.

I think Active Sense should be OFF as default... - Version: 1.1.7, 9/13/2004 06:29AM PST

justinchodzko

I'm sure many people like me open this for the first time & think something is wrong as the window fills up with this data. In fact every time I open this app I have to go into Filter to switch Active Sense off...it isn't even a preference option. I'd only want this active sense if I was having serious, serious trouble of the "nothing seems to be happening" variety. Great app otherwise.

It clearly shows… - Version: 1.1.4, 12/21/2002 09:31PM PST

fishwhale

whether or not a MIDI device is plugged in, and whether or not signal is receiving and preciseless what is being received.