Play and mix MIDI tracks in the interface of a software MIDI synthesizer supporting up to four devices for the simultaneous generation and editing of files with options such as muting, volume adjustment, cutting, mixing or removing parts of a track. Conversion to WAV/MP3/FLAC is available.
CoolSoft VirtualMIDISynth is a software tool that provides users the means to manipulate MIDI files in order to improve the quality of those files.
To start using this program's features you need to get through a simple installation process that doesn't require advanced computer skills. Once you've completed it, you get in touch with a minimalist GUI, with menu tabs that don't have advanced configuration options, and a poorly crafted background that is similar to those from older OS.
This audio tool supports one to four virtual devices and each one can have its own SoundFont configuration. More, it can be accessed as a MIDI Out device, so you won't need virtual MIDI cables, such as LooBe1, or MIDI Yoke.
Because of the fact that it can automatically run when a track is played, it gives you, as a user, the possibility of activating the hardware mixing to improve the performance of your computer.
Furthermore, it comes with smart shortcut keys that let users open the Midi mixer, select the channel, increase and decrease the volume, or simply mute it.
In conclusion, CoolSoft VirtualMIDISynth is a decent tool for improving the quality of MIDI files, has a user-friendly interface and it's free. Do try it.
v2.6 [Mar 1, 2019]
-Added support for MIDI Active Sense message (0xFE), used by external MIDI hardware like keyboards and sequencers to detect MIDI connection issues (cable disconnected, broken connectors, unexpected power loss, ...).
-Reverb and chorus values were not correctly initialized, causing a "flat sound".
-Reverb and chorus max value now works also in GM/GM2 MIDI mode.
-MIDI Mixer activity LED does not reset when a client is forcibly closed by IPC watchdog.
-Optimized IPC queue efficiency to avoid playing notes to remain stuck in case of queue overflow (expecially for Black MIDIs).
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