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The Audio slowdowns at very short notes spamming, especially on bigger MIDIs. All the Visual Studio 2010 projects for the DirectX SDK samples and tools include direct per-project references to the DirectX SDK-via the DXSDKDIR environment variable-and will compile without any additional steps. #MIDITRAIL WITHOUT DIRECTX PRO#
Visuals can only be rendered at preset resolutions (may be a pro for recording) With Visual Studio 2010, paths are now specified on a per-project basis on a VC++ Directories page. A powerful GPU can be needed for larger MIDIs to play and get rendered properly. MIDITrail doesn't crash with older version of VirtualMIDISynth under Windows 8/8.1/10. (works fine with BASSMIDI and fixed in VirtualMIDISynth 2.x beta) 2 GB RAM Memory: 1 GB RAM DirectX: Version 9.0c Hard Disk: 1 GB available space Sound. Can pass crash points faster than Synthesia and Piano From Above It is quite easy to use, even if you are not an expert of Excel. MIDITrail is now 64-bit as of February 2014. Not recommended for standard computers as it will crash and skyrockets RAM usage upon loading the MIDI. MIDITrail uses up graphics memory, as well as primitives and vertexes in your graphics card. MIDITrail isn't designed to run on older computers such as PowerPC-based machines.ĭepending on one's computer specifications, the notes may not show up if you load a certain MIDI with a whole bunch of notes beyond your computer's limits. It uses the DirectX engine to display 3D visuals on Windows, and uses Macintosh itself to display 3D visuals on a Mac. 
It is currently a project on Sourceforge Japan. MIDITrail is 3D MIDI dataset visualizer that was made to listen to your MIDIs and view them in 3D.
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