kosua20
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3 years ago Hello, thank you for using MIDIVIsualizer!
If I understood your suggestion correctly, you can already achieve this in MIDIVisualizer (since v5.2):
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in the 'Notes' section, enable 'Per-sets colors'
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in the 'Define sets' dropdown, you will then be able to define what is a set : either per-channel, per-track, per-key, or using an arbitrary note to split the keyboard in two sets.
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all color settings are now replaced by dropdowns where you can specify 8 colors, one for each set
I know that this setting is a bit hidden and that the labels are probably unclear, so I would welcome any suggestion to improve this 🙂
Please let me know if this helped (or if I misunderstood your suggestion)!
jhlusko
Great project!
Potential extension: colorizing the midi file by channel or instrument (for multi-channel/instrument midi files).