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freemidi 1.31 (june 1997)
« on: July 26, 2017, 06:22:41 AM »
http://www.vintageapplemac.com/files/utils/FreeMIDI%E2%84%A2%201.31%20Installer.sit

http://web.archive.org/web/20000301120120/http://www.motu.com:80/english/software/freemidi/index.html

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   FreeMIDI is a complete MIDI operating system for the Macintosh. It ships free of charge and is automatically installed with all Mark of the Unicorn music software products. FreeMIDI is rapidly being supported by more and more third party developers. If you are a developer who is interested in participating in the future of MIDI development on the Macintosh, get the FreeMIDI dev kit.
FreeMIDI automatically detects what type of MIDI interface is connected to the Macintosh modem, printer or USB port, automatically detects what MIDI devices are connected to interface (it "knows" over 200 types of devices), and provides the user with a graphical representation of their MIDI studio.

FreeMIDI also provides pop-up sound lists for over 100 popular MIDI synthesizers-as well as generic support for any General MIDI device. It even includes advanced features such as inter-application communication, multiple application real-time synchronization, and support for Digidesign's Sample Cell Nubus card.
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