Platform: All Windows Current version: 1.4

Registration Key: cYGf+ppe,ChnyQQAnzih (copy & paste to the registration box) MID2XM is a MS-Windows program that, as the title suggests, converts MIDI files into XM digital music modules (FastTracker 2 modules). The purpose of MID2XM is to make it easier to create quality music for demos, games or whatever. By using a MIDI sequencer and instrument to record and edit the music before converting it with MID2XM to a XM module. Rather than starting from scratch using a tracker.

Main features

Handles most common MIDI events Volume, pan, expression, modulation, hold(sustain), all notes off, all sounds off, reset controllers, pitch wheel, pitch wheel range and tempo MIDI events are all handled Supports MIDI file formats 0 and 1 99.9% of all MIDI files Easy to use front-end No messing about with text editors and config files Automatic channel calculation Automatically calculates the required channels for conversion Optimization of samples Resampling and conversion from 16 to 8 bit Optimization of patterns Eliminate duplicate patterns Integrated WAV to XI converter Simply create XIs from your WAVs Integrated drum XI editor No need for a tracker to create drum XIs Multiple drum XIs Up to 90 drums can be defined using multiple drum XI files Automatic drum note duration Play the complete drum samples always SPAT/IST/SMP instruments PAT/IST/SMP files can be used inplace of XI files as instruments Import complete PAT sets Using ULTRAMID.INI or ULTRASND.INI files XM playback on Win95/NT Listen to the XM before saving it to disk Help Including sections on getting started and creating drum XIs

Samples

There are dozens of sample sets at the Hornet Archive, both melodic and percussive, taken from many synths and drum machines. The XI sets can be used directly with MID2XM, and the WAV sets can be used with the built-in WAV-to-XI converter. Registered MID2XM users can also directly use the PAT sets. There are hundreds of samples at MAZ Sound Tools split into about a dozen sets. The samples are in WAV format, so they can be used with the built-in WAV-to-XI converter.