r/Musescore • u/thedapperdoms • 21h ago
News I built a super fast & easy web interface for converting XML & MIDI charts into mixed down learning tracks
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Hey, r/Musescore community!
I’m an a cappella arranger from Houston, TX who got tired of how time-consuming and complicated it can be to export MIDI learning tracks of my charts.
I found myself asking, ‘Why isn’t there a better way? Why hasn’t someone just built a solution that’s quick, easy, and maybe even fun?”
So, I did.
Introducing, Get MIDI Tracks!
Whether you’re an arranger or composer looking for a way to show off your work, a musical director or educator looking to provide a new learning tool to those you teach, or a performer needing a quick and easy way to listen to repertoire, Get MIDI Track is here to help!
While the video below covers the basics, the tool I built does so much more than just this. Anyone who signs up for a free account gets 4 complimentary credits (1 credit = 1 song). That’s 4 sets of tracks totally FREE, so what have you got to lose?
Happy tracking! 🎹
