If the left or right side of the keyboard are colored, it means that there are notes are out of the current octave range. Playback: The playback slider lets you scroll to a desired part of the song and the keyboard shows the note density on each key.Modifiers: Here you can change the selected track (t1), allow BMP to play all tracks (not recommended), modify the playback speed (100% being normal speed) and change the octave modifier (ø0), which allows you to play a tune higher or lower pitched as long as all notes remain within three octaves.The left button allows to reload a loaded song, stopping playback and reverting to 00:00. Song explorer: Here you can type a filename to search for a song in your "songs" folder.Midis downloaded from the BMP repository are edited to be compatible with the program, so you can start checking there.
#Midi player manual
This will be explained more in-depth in its own manual subpage. Tracks can also contain "hidden" playback settings, even when no notes are seen on the track - be careful! Tracks in BMP follow a "t0" format.įFXIV performance is limited, so most midis downloaded from internet won't be played properly and have to be edited and adapted. Tracks can be thought like different parts of the song - for example, the left or the right hand on a two-track song. Bard Music Player makes use of Midi files and Midi input for playing back notes in-game.
Midi files are tiny files to describe sequences of notes and the information surrounding them, commonly used for instrumental compositions. Do not use keybinds that need Shift, Ctrl or other modifiers.
#Midi player download
Download the latest release, unzip to a folder and create a separate folder called "songs" next to the executable: this is where you place your MIDI files.
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