MidiNoteConverter For Mac

Musical notes can be expressed in writing using different notation standards. Some of the most popular naming conventions are Latin, international, and digital. However, finding the correct correspondence between them is not always easy.

MidiNoteConverter is a minimalist OS X application that can help you convert the notes between these three standards almost instantly.

The MidiNoteConverter user interface is represented by a small, semi-transparent window where you can see the appropriate music notation values depending on the user selection.

For your convenience, the MidiNoteConverter window remains on top of all windows, so you can easily work with third-party apps and have it on hand for reference. The window cannot be resized or customized in any way, but you do get to change its position.

Note that each time the user selects a specific note in any of the three drop down menus, the other two values update automatically to reflect the change. Moreover, you also get to employ a slider bar that successively travels through the entire scale.

What’s more, MidiNoteConverter offers you the possibility to travel to the next or to the previous note by using the arrow keys. Similarly, you get to quickly navigate between octaves.

Moreover, via the MidiNoteConverter Preferences window you get to set the default note at launch, and you can choose to use “Ti” instead of “Si”. MidiNoteConverter can also remember the last note from the previous session.

MidiNoteConverter is a fairly simple OS X application designed to deal with a specific task: you get to view the notation equivalent for a particular note in 3 different naming conventions.

Being able to access the information almost instantly will certainly improve your workflow when working with different music notation tools.