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I've been looking for a decent MIDI file organiser for quite some time and I think I've tried almost all that I could get my hands on. I've never really been satisfied with any of them or what they could offer, particularly in my case where I have many and would have to spend far too much time manually categorising them.

Last week I came across MidiBro and downloaded the demo to try it out. My prayers had been answered as MidiBro did exactly what I needed, it actually scans your files and automatically adds things like the key which is incredibly useful and time-saving. The app is well designed and does a great job at helping to organise MIDI file collections.

It's also worth pointing out that when trialling the software, I had some feedback and queries for the developer and I was really surprised at how responsive and quick they were to come back to me. In fact, on one point about key recognition, they implemented a change pretty much the same day. I was absolutely blown away and bought the software immediately as it is very modestly priced.

Absolutely recommended (although I have no comment on the MIDI generation abilities as it's not something I'd particularly use).

This could be "The one MIDI browser to rule them all" app and I can agree with other peoples feedback. Nice layout, view/sort/filter options, MIDI out, AI variations, categories, tags, favorites. My feature requests would be MIDI slicing with selectable start/end points and more MIDI effects in the variations panel (arp, echo, repeater, velocity de/compression etc...) with optional dry/wet/% settings. An option to "lock" a (generated) variation, and generate variations of variations (ad infinitum) before saving them would be interesting. Compliments to the developer. The big DAW boys should be watching this :).

Very nice MIDI browser. You can view the MIDI file, sort/filter by BPM and key. And can make variations of the original file with AI. With MIDI out you can use your own VST's in your DAW. Feature requests would be sync by scale (or transpose to a user key) and (multi)editing the properties/tags in the browser for large MIDI collections. 4 stars at the moment (some bugs). Could be 5 stars in the future when it matures.This app has a lot of potential.

This is a fantastic, very useful and well thought out app.

The Collections tab is really useful and intuitive.

Well worth a look, if you have a massive collection of MIDI files.

The developer is very friendly and welcomes suggestions, which is always inspiring and quite rare to see.