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Maximum MIDI Programmer's ToolKit
Rogues Gallery
Always Under Construction
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Add your program to the growing list!
If you have a web page for your program, and
you are using the MIDI Programmer's ToolKit, drop
me a line and let me know. I'll add your link to this page and you
too can become rich and famous.
To add your URL, send an email message with a short description of your
program and your URL. Also, I'd love to see your program in action, so
if you are feeling especially generous you can send me a copy. You don't
have to, though.
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Soon to be Rich
and Famous |
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Featuring Bob Damiano's 64 track audio mixing automation
program for Windows 95. |
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David A. Allen-Williams is using the ToolKit to write an
ActiveX control that allows users to jam live on the Internet. As a result
the powers-that-be at The University of Western Australia have been duped
into giving him a degree. |
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Home of CanvasMan, a Sound Canvas editor and all-around
Swiss army knife. One of the earliest users of the ToolKit, and quite a
power user at that! |
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A universal patch editor, very reasonably priced. Neato
scanner program too. |
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Announcing a free Windows 3.1 based sound editor for the
Ensoniq SQ-1/2 series synthesizers. |
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Download Richard Hanson's newest creation. |
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Henrik Norbeck's tune writing program that uses text for
entering notes. |
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The award-winning DSP hardware/software sound engine from
Power Technology. All of its functions are MIDI controllable, via the ToolKit
of course. |
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Mark Feaver's MIDI player, written in GFA Basic. Dramatic
proof that you don't need to know C to use the ToolKit. |