Personal Composer reads standard MIDI files, analyzes and displays them in standard notation. The music can then be edited just as if it had been originally created with PERSONAL COMPOSER.

• Music can be saved as a Standard MIDI File.



• Standard dynamic and tempo markings affect MIDI playback.
• Any symbol or text from any font can act as any MIDI message.
• Single-event real-time controllers can be adjusted simply by pointing and pressing plus or minus.
• Smooth transitions of key velocity, real-time controllers or pitch-bend can be generated as a linear change or a curved envelope change, which you shape graphically.
• Real-time, on-screen mixers, showing 20 faders at a time plus a master fader, tempo control, solo and mute on each mixer.



• Mixers can be set up to control key velocity or any real-time controller.



• Supports upto 128 staves and multiple MIDI ports with simultaneous multiple outputs of any musical element.
• Compatible with popular multimedia sound boards.
• Record from a MIDI instrument direct to a staff, while other staves play back over MIDI.
• Solo or mute a staff for playback by pointing and pressing a key.
• A note can be repositioned horizontally without affecting its time, and the note's attack and release times can be changed without affecting appearance.
• Can produce guitar or harp strums and piano arpeggios from easily-read vertical chords, and help create really hot drum tracks.

When recording from the keyboard in real-time or reading Standard MIDI files, you have the option of specifying different quantizations for notation and for MIDI playback.

• Preset up to four timbres (different port and channel combinations) per staff, each accessible to any note of any voice of the staff.



• In a rapid 32nd note passage leading to a half note, you could assign the 32nd notes to a patch with a quick attack time and the half note to a patch of the same instrument but with a slower attack time, all without having to use a MIDI Program change, which cannot respond quickly enough.
• Conventional up/down stems, plus auxiliary voices permitting up to four voices per staff.
• The auxiliary voices can be used to add notational grace note embellishments, or hidden to perform trills, turns, mordents or other effects.