MIDI Normalizer

MIDI Normalizer is a software program which can be used in order to examine multiple MIDI items and edit them from several different standpoints.

The installation process does not bring any surprises, while the UI boasts a minimal and intuitive design. It is comprised of a comprehensive menu bar, several shortcut buttons and a panel to display all uploaded files.

This utility enables you to add files and entire folders, only by using the built-in file browser, as the “drag and drop” function is not integrated. This is a small setback, as it would have helped individuals manage items faster. All MIDIs are displayed in the main window along with path, detected track name and copyright message.

It is possible to listen to all files, by using the playback controls integrated in the main menu (play, pause, stop, next, previous), as well as change Windows audio settings and scan the entire uploaded data.

A new window displays the volume and velocity values through bar graphs, while it is also possible to process files, in the sense that you can normalize, compress, automatically mix and mute channels, and create lyrics file (if any), track sheets and logs to a custom location on the hard drive. These will be displayed in a TXT file, so that you can analyze them further at a later date.

It is possible to configure most of the options presented above, show or hide gridlines and the tool bar, save a list of all uploaded MIDIs to a LST format and access some pretty neatly-organized Help contents.

To sum up, MIDI Normalizer is a small, yet powerful piece of software for processing MIDI files. Our tests have revealed it is quite friendly to the system’s resources, has a good response time and a user-friendly environment.