WildMIDI

Having been created by curious minds who wanted to see whether MIDI files could be played without resorting to the same samples as existing programs and with considerably lower expenses, WildMIDI is a software solution that works as a simple MIDI player and library.

In order to convert MIDI files to audio, the library relies on Gravis Ultrasound patch files, with the media being subsequently redirected to the calling app in case further processing is required.

It is worth pointing out that, when building the tool, the developers intended to come up with an intuitive software utility that allows for quick integration into programs. As such, creating programs boasting MIDI file playback features by resorting to WildMIDI should be a relatively undemanding process.

What’s more, developing applications capable of mixing multiple MIDI files simultaneously should raise no difficulty whatsoever, and the same can be said about employing a different path set for each MIDI file in part.

Featuring support for MIDI format 0, 1, and 2, it can also handle MIDI-like formats such as MUS, KAR, HMP, HMI, and XMI. Moreover, users may want to know that WildMIDI can provide them with a final output reverb engine, ensures Timidity.cfg compatibility, and offers gauss and linear resampling.