Morse Midi

Morse Midi is a small app that converts text written in Morse code to MIDI file format. The program comes archived in a ZIP file and is portable. It can be carried around on USB flash drives to be later fired up in any available computer.

Morse code is probably the most basic form of non-lingual sound-based form of transmitting messages. It has been used across the history as the most effective way of relaying information when other methods where prohibited. Knocking two things together or controlling any sort of impulse energy source, be it sound or visual, could generate a Morse code and a message could be transmitted.

The program consists of a main panel where the text-to-Morse code is to be introduced, and it also arrives with a small number of controls in the upper part of the application. It’s intuitive so you won’t spend a lot of time decoding it.

All users have to do is introduce a text message in the main panel and hit play. The program will immediately translate each letter into its Morse code equivalent and play their afferent MIDI notes.

However, Morse Midi also comes with some extra functionalities, like allowing users to import their own text files and generating random or customized text. The latter can also be set to have limited numbers and characters, with various punctuation modes being also accepted.

In case curious users are planning to learn the Morse code in any way, the application also comes with a cipher table that helps people understand quickly what are the symbols for punctuation, digits, and letters.

Morse Midi is a useful tool for those that need to relay Morse messages in times of need. Words can be written in the main interface, and then a conversion of that text in MIDI format can be saved to be later stored or sent to those that can decipher it.