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https://github.com/grimmdude/midiplayerjsA real-time MIDI file parser and player engine for browser or Node (version 2.0.17) that emits JSON events. It is designed to serve as a timing and event engine for audio synthesis, visualizations, or MIDI hardware control, rather than as a standalone audio player.
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A standard Skeleton download includes the following file structure, providing a CSS reset, the core framework, and a starting HTML file:
Skeleton/
├── index.html
├── css/
│ ├── normalize.min.css
│ └── skeleton.css
└── images/
└── favicon.iconormalize.min.css: Normalize CSS used as a reset.skeleton.css: The core Skeleton CSS framework.index.html: A sample starting point.Skeleton/
├── index.html
├── css/
│ ├── normalize.min.css
│ └── skeleton.css
└── images/
└── favicon.icoMidiPlayerJS is a JavaScript library that reads standard MIDI files and emits JSON events in real time.
Important Note: This library does not generate audio. It acts as a parser and event emitter. To hear sound, you must attach a handler to the emitted events that triggers your own audio engine, MIDI interface, or visualization code.
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