midis2jam2 is a remaster of MIDIJam, a MIDI file visualizer made by Scott Haag, last updated in 2007.
midis2jam2 provides a faithful recreation, staying true to the original look and feel as closely as possible. The models and textures used in midis2jam2 are the original assets from MIDIJam, designed by MIDIJam’s creator Scott Haag. midis2jam2 will complete the GM-1 implementation, allowing every MIDI instrument to be visualized.
Future versions may add extended features, such as custom graphics, real time MIDI visualization, and others.
Simply download the latest version and run the file for your system. Follow the on-screen instructions for installing midis2jam2.
If you want to experience the latest midis2jam2 updates in between releases, you can download a CI build. Note: these builds are unstable, so I won’t provide any support for them (although, you should submit issues for pertinent bugs).
You can either use a prebuilt binary or build from source.
To begin, download a build from the builds page.
Move midis2jam2-xxxxxxxx.jar to a new folder (the Xs are a placeholder here; when you download the jar, this is the beginning of the commit hash).
Press the MIDI panic button on your synthesizer to stop the sound.
Check the issues page and make sure there isn’t already a relevant issue open. If there isn’t, create an issue and use the bug report template.
It’s likely I haven’t implemented it yet. Check this page for more information.
Fork and make a pull request to directly make changes. Open an issue to request features and report bugs. Please ensure you use a template, and ensure you write good issues.
midis2jam2 is released under the GNU General Public License 3. The software comes with no warranty. Assets Copyright © 2007 Scott Haag (used with permission).