MidiEditor AI Manual

💬 MidiPilot — AI Copilot

The integrated AI brain that composes, edits, transforms, and analyzes your MIDI data via natural language.

💡 Prompt Examples

Real-world examples showing how to use MidiPilot for composing, editing, harmonizing, converting, and more.

Fix X|V Channels

One-click deterministic FFXIV channel fixer — no AI needed. Sets up MidiBard2 channel mapping, program changes, and guitar variant switching.

🔊 SoundFonts & FluidSynth

Built-in FluidSynth synthesizer with SoundFont management, audio settings, and FFXIV SoundFont Mode for accurate bard playback.

🎶 Audio Export

Render MIDI to WAV, FLAC, OGG Vorbis, or MP3 using loaded SoundFonts. Built-in LAME 3.100 MP3 encoder — no external tools needed.

Split Channels to Tracks

Convert single-track multi-channel GM MIDI files into one track per instrument. Auto-names tracks from GM Program Change events.

🎨 Themes & Appearance

Seven built-in themes (Dark, Light, Sakura, AMOLED, Material Dark, System, Classic), 10 color presets, and a real-time MIDI Visualizer.

🎸 Guitar Pro Import

Open GP1–GP8 files directly — all formats from 1993 DOS-era to 2024 are supported with header-based detection.

👋 Editor & Components

Overview of MidiEditor AI’s main window, toolbars, event view, track/channel editors, and menubar.

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⚙️ Setup & Installation

Configure MIDI I/O, connect instruments, set up synthesizers, and configure auto-updates.

📚 MIDI Overview

A primer on the MIDI protocol: tracks, channels, events, and I/O.

🖥️ Editor & Components

The main window, menus, toolbar, event view, and side panels explained.

🎹 Editing MIDI Files

Select, move, create, delete, quantize, copy/paste events and manage tracks.

▶️ Playback & Recording

Play, record, mute tracks/channels, set cursor, adjust speed, and use the metronome.

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🤖 AI Features