Midi JukeBox 2.3.7

  Midi JukeBox is a program I wrote for the Macintosh which plays standard 
MIDI files and provides animated "dancing squares" to accompany the music.
Midi JukeBox allows you to:
       Play Midi files through your external synthesizer while enjoying fun animation.
       Play songs in the background while using another application.
       Create song lists, and play lists in order, random order, continuously, etc.
       Drag & Drop Midi files for immediate playback.
       Customize Midi files as follows:
              Transpose all pitches up or down by any amount
              Change the tempo of the song during playback
              Change various text events (track & instrument name, copyright, etc.)
              Change channel and instrument assignments for each track.
              Convert a type 0 MIDI file into a type 1 file.
              Change the type of a file to `Midi' so other software can recognize it.
              Combine tracks.
              "Funnel" a file into less than 16 channels (see below).

  Midi Jukebox works best when used with Apple's Midi Manager and an
external synthesizer, but it is possible to use the program in conjuction
with other software to play MIDI files without additional hardware,
and there is a built-in MIDI driver in case you can't use the Midi Manager.

  For more information on this program, see the included documentation, or
visit the program's WWW site at:

  http://synapse.cs.byu.edu/~randy/jukebox.html

The latest version will always be available at:

  ftp://synapse.cs.byu.edu/pub/randy/midi/jukebox/

--Randy Wilson
  randy@axon.cs.byu.edu
  http://synapse.cs.byu.edu/~randy