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MIDI File Inspector

Add a Standard MIDI File (.mid) to see its tempo, time signature, tracks, and note data — processed entirely on your device.

How to use this tool

  1. 1Add a .mid or .midi file.
  2. 2Review the tempo, time signature, and per-track note summary.
  3. 3Optionally download the full note data as JSON.

Frequently asked questions

Can this convert MIDI to audio, or to a DAW project file?+

No — this only reads and displays a MIDI file's structure. Rendering MIDI to audio needs a synthesizer/sample library, and DAW project files (FLP, ALS, etc.) are a completely different, proprietary format this can't write to.

What's in the JSON export?+

Every track, tempo/time-signature change, and note (pitch, start time, duration, velocity) in a plain, readable JSON structure — handy for analysis or feeding into other tools.

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