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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about MIDI Xplorer

General Questions

What is MIDI Xplorer?

MIDI Xplorer is a macOS AU/VST3 plugin that helps you browse, preview, and organize your MIDI file library directly within your DAW. It features intelligent scale detection, instant previewing, and drag-and-drop functionality to help you find inspiration and overcome creative blocks.

Does MIDI Xplorer come with MIDI files?

No, MIDI Xplorer is a browser and organization tool. It works with your existing MIDI file collection. You can point it to any folder containing MIDI files, and it will scan and organize them for you.

What DAWs are supported?

MIDI Xplorer works with any DAW that supports AU or VST3 plugins on macOS, including Logic Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, Bitwig, GarageBand, and more.

Is Windows supported?

Currently, MIDI Xplorer is macOS only. We're considering Windows support for a future release. Sign up for our newsletter to be notified when it becomes available.

Features

How does scale detection work?

MIDI Xplorer analyzes the notes in each MIDI file and determines the most likely musical scale (Major, Minor, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, etc.). This helps you quickly find MIDI files that will work in your current project's key.

Can I preview MIDI files before importing?

Yes! Simply click on any MIDI file to hear it instantly using the built-in preview player. You can hear how it sounds before dragging it into your project.

How do I get MIDI files into my DAW?

Just drag and drop! Click and hold on any MIDI file in MIDI Xplorer, then drag it directly onto a track in your DAW. It's that simple.

Can I organize files into favorites?

Absolutely! You can mark any MIDI file as a favorite for quick access later. Your favorites are saved and persist across sessions.

Technical

What are the system requirements?

  • macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) or later
  • Apple Silicon or Intel processor
  • 4 GB RAM minimum
  • AU or VST3 compatible DAW

How do I install MIDI Xplorer?

After purchase, you'll receive a download link. Run the installer, and MIDI Xplorer will be installed as an AU and VST3 plugin. Then open your DAW and load it as an instrument or MIDI effect.

My DAW doesn't see the plugin. What do I do?

Try rescanning your plugins in your DAW's preferences. In some DAWs, you may need to manually add the plugin folders to the scan path. Check our documentation for DAW-specific instructions.

Is it resource-intensive?

No, MIDI Xplorer is very lightweight. It uses minimal CPU and memory, even with large MIDI libraries.

Licensing & Purchase

How many computers can I use MIDI Xplorer on?

Your license allows installation on up to 2 computers that you own, such as a desktop studio computer and a laptop for mobile production.

Is it a subscription or one-time purchase?

MIDI Xplorer is a one-time purchase. Pay once and own it forever, including free updates within the major version.

What payment methods do you accept?

We accept all major credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) and PayPal.

Do you offer a trial version?

We don't currently offer a trial, but we do offer a 14-day money-back guarantee. If you're not satisfied, you can request a full refund.

Support

How do I get help?

You can reach our support team at support@midixplorer.com. We typically respond within 24-48 hours on business days.

Where can I find documentation?

Check our Documentation page for detailed guides, tutorials, and tips on getting the most out of MIDI Xplorer.

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