MIDI Xplorer has released an update to its macOS AU/VST3 plugin and standalone app built to help producers break through writer’s block and organize large MIDI libraries.
MIDI Xplorer lets producers scan MIDI folders from local, external, or network drives, browse thousands of chord progressions and melodies, filter by key, scale, and mood, preview MIDI in sync with their DAW tempo, transpose and quantize ideas on the fly, then drag the right MIDI directly into their project.
It is designed for producers who have scattered MIDI packs and want a faster way to find musical ideas without opening files one by one.
Version 1.0.66 brings some AI fixes.
MIDI Xplorer features
- Browse and organize MIDI files from multiple drives.
- Filter by key, scale, and mood.
- Preview MIDI in sync with the DAW.
- Transpose and quantize in real time.
- Drag MIDI directly into a track.
- Smart caching for large MIDI libraries.
MIDI Xplorer is currently on sale for $29 USD (regular $59 USD), and a 30-day free trial version is available to try it.
More information: MIDI Xplorer
