GSPlay 1.0 GSPLAY is a Standard MIDI File player for IBM-compatible computers running MSDOS. The program has been specially designed for playing General MIDI and Roland GS Standard MIDI files, but it will work fine for non-GM/GS files as well. GSPLAY also includes special support for the Roland SC-88. Feature summary: - GM/GS patchnames displayed according to device's capabilities, including all SC-88 patches and variations - Configurable GS/GM/MT32 reset (or user-defined reset) before playing each file - Playback starts immediately; no preprocessing delay - Karaoke-style lyric display - Shuffle play, sort by date/time, and alphabetized modes - Fast-forward, skip ahead, and back up during playback - Hotkeys provide quick access to any file in the playlist - Supports seven popular MIDI interfaces - Built-in OMNI mode and event filter for playing MIDI files on simple MIDI devices (digital piano, etc.) - Onscreen display of all notes on all channels - Piano keyboard display - MIDI files may be easily moved, renamed, or copied during playback - Flexible command line/script file format; wildcards & directory recursion supported - Elapsed time and bar graph show position in current file - Onscreen display of embedded Sound Canvas graphics and text messages - Uses textmode display; quick, compact, and fast - Panic button to kill hung/stuck notes - User-defined patchname tables - Tempo, velocity, transposition adjustable during playback - Solo of individual tracks or channels - Plays type 0/1/2 standard MIDI files with up to 256 tracks - Supports up to four MIDI interfaces at once, easily selected during playback - Runs on any IBM compatible machine... 8086->Pentium - Freeware MIDI interfaces supported: Roland MPU401-compatible interfaces (UART mode) Soundblaster (and compatibles) MIDI port/daughterboard Proaudio Spectrum MIDI port Gravis Ultrasound MIDI port MusicQuest SE parallel port interfaces Serial port MIDI (Roland SC-88, Miracle Piano, and others) Key Midiator (serial port) GSPLAY is freeware Uploaded by the author, Mark Fontana