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VirtualMIDISynth is a software MIDI synthesizer implemented as a Windows multimedia user driver, accessible as a standard MIDI Out device.

It works on Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 (both x86 and x64), and is based on the great BASS library from un4seen.

Brief intro

If you are a MIDI/karaoke fan like me, you know that MIDI play quality on Windows systems was not really good out of the box. The bundled "Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth" MIDI Out device is just... ehm... simple: poor samples, mono sound, no effects (reverb, chorus) support.

On 32bits systems some better alternatives exist, like the well-known YAMAHA XG SoftSynthetizer S-YXG50 and Cakewalk-sfz+ (both unsupported now).

Upgrading to an x64 system was a pain for me: S-YXG50 doesn't work at all, Cakewalk-sfz+ was unusable.

Screenshot 1

One day Ian Luck (un4seen) added to his BASSMidi library a great feature: the possibility to render a live MIDI stream, including SysEx messages. I quickly realized that, if only I could intercept that MIDI stream and drive it through Ian's library, well, we would have got a great MIDI Synth.

The challenge was to create a good quality synth and keep the end user away from complicated virtual MIDI chains (ever tried VanBasco -> MIDI Yoke/LoopBe1 -> SynthFont chain ?).

User only needs a new virtual MIDI Out device, select it as output on his preferred player settings and... start playing, nothing more.

Here we are, VirtualMIDISynth is the answer: an user mode multimedia x86/x64 driver that works on XP / Vista / 7 (both x86 and x64), implemented as a MIDI Out virtual device.

Main features

  • User mode multimedia driver, no reboots, no BSOD
  • Directly accessible as MIDI Out device, no need for virtual MIDI cables (like MIDI Yoke, LoopBe1)
  • MIDI mixer to set track mute/volume, accessible through systray icon while playing
  • Compact size (setup is ~750 KBytes)
  • No DLL cluttering, everything is self contained in System32/SysWOW64 subfolder
  • Clean installer, won't affect other MIDI devices
  • Efficient RAM usage (allows using large SoundFonts, > 1GByte)
  • Virtually unlimited polyphony (limited only by CPU)
  • Load up to 30 SoundFonts and chain them
  • Load all of your soundfonts into list and enable/disable them at your will
  • Configure MIDI Mapper default device (this feature is already available in XP, but missing in Vista / 7)
  • Multilanguage dialogs (see here for supported langs).
    If you like to provide a translation for your native language please get in touch)

What now?

Well, having a better MIDI experience is easy as 1-2-3:

  • Download VirtualMIDISynth following the link you find at the bottom of this page and install it (you need administrative privileges)
  • Download a SoundFont (you'll find a list of free high quality files below) and add it to VirtualMIDISynt
  • Run your favourite MIDI application and configure it to use VirtualMIDISynt or, better, set VirtualMIDISynt as your default MIDI Out device (see screenshot below)
  • Donate to CoolSoft ;)
    oops, this step was not mandatory, anyway... thanks for doing it!

Maxime Abbey wrote a really detailed documentation on how to setup and configure VirtualMIDISynth; you can find it here.

FAQ

Why are you still playing MIDI files? Have you ever heard of MP3?
Well, first because MIDIs are cool and compact; in a few megabytes you can store thousands songs.
Second, I love Karaoke; VanBasco is one of my preferred MIDI/KAR players.
Third, with MIDI you can silent some tracks, change tempo and pitch easily.

I tried playing a MIDI file on my PC, and it sucks!
I agree, that's why I wrote VirtualMIDISynth!
MIDI only contains "instructions" on what should be played: instruments, notes, their length, power and so on. It's up to the synthesizer to generate sound from these "commands".
The bundled Windows synthesizer, "Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth", is the worst.Screenshot 1

Which players work with VirtualMIDISynt?
VirtualMIDISynt works with Windows Mediaplayer and MPlayer classic. Since these players cannot change their MIDI out device, you must set VirtualMIDISynt as your default device.
I suggest you to try VanBasco player, which is one of the best MIDI/KAR players around.

How much does it cost?
VirtualMIDISynt is freeware, you can use it as you like.

Why are you releasing it for free?
Because the greatest part of MIDI synthesis is done by BASS libraries from un4seen; I only wrapped them in a Windows driver and gave them an easy to use interface.

That's great, how can I thank you?
Send me a comment and tell about this software to your friends / forums / social networks.
You could also support its development with a donation.

--> See more FAQs here.

License

VirtualMIDISynth is freeware, use it as you like.
Donations are welcome.

SoundFonts

Here you'll find a list of some free and quality SoundFonts available on the net.
Please let me know if I miss something or if some link dies...

Some fonts are compressed with sfArk or sfPack.
This page contains links to decompressors: http://woolyss.com/chipmusic-soundfonts.php#compressors

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Troubleshooting

If you're experiencing problems using VirtualMIDISynth, here's a list of common issues already solved.
Please check all of them before contacting me.

References

Links to sites that talk about us:

Version history 

v.1.8.1 - 2013-04-22

  • NEW: Added Portuguese (Portugal) language (thanks to Gonçalo Ferreira)
  • FIX: Fixed a bug with DosBox (and maybe other MIDI Clients) that caused crashes and hangs during play
    (many thanks to "drivetheory": sending me saved games and instructions on how to reproduce the bug was a great help, really appreciated)

v.1.8.0 - 2013-03-30

  • NEW: Added Windows Media Player default MIDI device setting (see here for details)
  • NEW: Vietnamese language (thanks to MyNa VN)
  • NEW: Danish language (thanks to Heine Svendsen)
  • NEW: Czech language (thanks to Vaclav Muller)
  • NEW: Improved update checker messages
  • FIX: Clicking on hotkey balloon error will now open the configurator shortcut keys tab
  • FIX: Hotkey balloon error will now show the shortcut that can't be created

v.1.7.0 - 2013-02-07

  • NEW: Polish language (thanks to SuperGod)
  • NEW: Indonesian language (thanks to Latiful)
  • NEW: Swedish language (thanks to Magnus Johansson)
  • NEW: Added support for GM/GM2/GS/XG instrument names, now correctly shown on MIDI Mixer
  • NEW: Added an activity indicator on each MIDI channel, useful to quickly see which channel is actually playing
  • NEW: MIDI Mixer can now be moved by clicking (and dragging) anywhere on it
  • NEW: Added support for MIDI running status bit (some players call it "redundant MIDI data")
  • FIX: Fixed a small memory leak in Mixer drawing functions

v.1.6.3 - 2013-01-10

  • NEW: German language (thanks to Markus Stein)

v.1.6.2 - 2012-11-24

  • NEW: Japanese language (thanks to yukinodsyouid)

v.1.6.1 - 2012-11-01

  • NEW: Russian language (thanks to Boris Petrov)
  • NEW: French language (thanks to Aziz Lallouche)
  • NEW: Spanish language (thanks to Pedro López-Cabanillas)
  • FIX: Fixed BASS initialization in case of already initialized BASS library
  • FIX: Language files are now UTF-8
  • FIX: Better language file memory management
  • FIX: Soundfont listbox doesn't enable Apply button on checkboxes state changes

v.1.6.0 - 2012-10-21
VirtualMIDISynth is now multilanguage, English and Italian for now.
Dialogs and messages can be easily translated into other languages. If you like to help
in translating VirtualMIDISynth into your native language please get in touch at
http://coolsoft.altervista.com/contact

  • NEW: Multilanguage setup, UI dialogs and messages
  • NEW: Option to select language into configurator
  • NEW: Configurator Soundfont chain list items now have a checkbox to allow disabling them while keeping on the list
  • FIX: Increased soundfont list count limit to 30 elements
  • FIX: Increased configurator dialog width to better accomodate translated strings
  • FIX: Added accelerator keys to dialogs

v.1.5.0 - 2012-09-29
Most of VirtualMIDISynth features can now be controlled by PC keyboard.

  • NEW: MIDI Mixer keyboard shortcuts:
    (selected channel has its number underlined)
    LEFT/RIGHT => move selection to left/right
    0          => select master channel
    1..9       => select channel 1...9
    CTRL+0..6  => select channel 10...16
    UP/DOWN    => increase/decrease channel volume
    HOME/END   => quick set volume to max/min
    M          => toggle mute state
  • NEW: VirtualMIDISynth keyboard shortcuts:
    CTRL+ALT+M       => show/hide MIDI Mixer
    CTRL+ALT+SPACE => MIDI panic (note off to all MIDI channels)
  • NEW: Increased max notes limit to 500
  • NEW: Updated BASS library to version 2.4.9.0
  • NEW: Updated BASSMIDI library to version 2.4.7.9
  • FIX: Optimized MIDI Mixer memory usage

v.1.4.0 - 2012-07-20
Lot of new features and fixes in this (long waited) first release of the 1.4.x series.

* DRIVER *

  • NEW: Added support for 64bit MIDI client applications (on 64bit OS)
  • NEW: Better compatibility with BASS based MIDI clients, like Karafun and Synthesia
  • NEW: Default systray context menu item is now mixer which can be opened by double clicking icon
  • FIX: Increased sound buffer efficiency and better threads management

* CONFIGURATOR *

  • NEW: Rewritten configurator with a new tabbed interface; now it could contain the new options in a more clean GUI
  • NEW: Lot of new settings added:
    • "advanced" settings to reduce CPU requirements disabling some features (like effects, polyphony, ...)
    • output audio device selection
    • automatically open MIDI Mixer while playing
    • raise MIDI player process priority to "High priority"
    • enabling audio hardware mixing
    • audio output buffer size (default 250ms)
  • NEW: Option to preload the whole soundfont file into memory before play (enabled by default). It increases the required memory and adds a small delay at start, but also gives a smoothest play because samples are already available in memory.
  • NEW: Horizontal scrollbar into soundfont list to allow reading long filenames.

* MIXER *

  • NEW: Better loking mixer VUMeter bar, it now appears like a LED stripe
  • NEW: Mixer level meter now shows the running average of output level instead of the instant value, making it more realistic and "analogic"
  • NEW: Increased channel name font size and enabled cleartype drawing

v.1.3.1 - 2011-12-10

  • NEW: Post setup actions are not preselected by default.
    "Show readme.txt" option has been removed and this file is now shown during into setup (while still available through Start menu link).
    "Run configurator" and "Open website" checkboxes are blanked if a SoundFont is already configured.
    Clickthrough users should now be happier during updates.
  • FIX: Fixed updater code causing VirtualMIDISynth device to disappear on some localized WinXP versions.
    (thanks to user "exit" from kvraudio forum who helped pointing out compatibility issues under his localized XP)

v.1.3.0 - 2011-10-25

  • NEW: Added update check feature; you can configure VirtualMIDISynth to automatically check if an updated version is available.
    Default check frequency is 14 days (can be changed with configurator). If an update is available, a balloon notification appears on systray when VirtualMIDISynth is loaded (but no more than once a day).
  • NEW: Mixer window position is now clipped to the nearest screen, avoiding it to open out of screen when switching from dual-screen config to single.
  • NEW: Updated bassmidi.dll to version 2.4.8.
  • FIX: Fixed an important memory leak on Mixer window that causes hosting process memory to continuously increase when the Mixer is shown.
  • FIX: MidiMapper now creates the whole registry path if not exists.
  • FIX: Configurator now checks if another instance is running.

Download

Latest stable version included languages: English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Japanese, Polish, Swedish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Danish, Czech.
If you like to help translating into your native language, please get in touch.

VirtualMIDISynth automatically notifies its updates (if enabled), otherwise you can subscribe here for being notified about them.

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Aaron Duerksen - November 10, 2012 - 19:07

I could be wrong on this - I haven't studied the ENTIRE spec. - but as I understand it, there actually aren't any global volume commands.  Each note has its own velocity and aftertouch and that's it.  I think the way that the faders work now is that every velocity and aftertouch gets scaled by the fader value before it gets to the synth.

To correct low volume, perhaps the unity gain position could be 50% or 70% (sqrt(2) if you want to get fancy) of the way up instead of the top?

I don't know if the MIDI data itself is actually visible to the UI or not.  If it is, it should be easy to implement both pre- and post-fade meters (maybe one meter per channel that's switchable) based entirely on velocities and aftertouches.  If it's not, then you're kind-of up a creek, if you know what I mean.  I like the idea, though.

This might be getting out of hand at this point, but what if you had an MRU list of MIDI files and their final settings?  If you play one again that's in the list, all the settings are preloaded as they were when that file finished playing the last time.

coolsoft - November 11, 2012 - 00:07

Volume adjustment on BASS library is done on the "analog" side, not on MIDI messages. So a gain can be applied even if the channel is already set to 128.

As for the level meter on each track, it will be a CPU intensive task without being really useful.
I agree with Ian Luck from un4seen (BASS creator) on this.

But I agree on having a kind of "activity indicator" on each channel, useful for debugging purposes and also on live usage to find out which track is actually playing.

MRU si not really possible: VMS is a (virtual) device, so it has no knowledge about the file you're playing; that's up to your player.
It only receives a MIDI stream.

Alberto - November 11, 2012 - 02:30

There are control changes (CC) for many track parameters as volume(7), expresiion(11), pan(10), reverb(91), chorus(93), etc. Theese control changes affect all notes in the track, so if you set the track volume to 0 using the corresponding CC 7, it doesn't matter the note velocities, they will not sound at all.

In fact the final volume of the notes is a combination of note velocity value, track volume value and track experssion value.

 

Alberto - November 11, 2012 - 13:48

Hi Aaron!

In fact there are many midi control change messages afecting to an entire channel, as volume CC#7, pan CC#10, expression CC#11, reverb CC#91, chorus CC#93, etc. For a complete list, see

http://en.wikiaudio.org/MIDI:Control_change_message_list

So note final volume is a function of note velocity, channel volume and channel expression. So even if note velocity is 128, if channel volume is 0, you will not hear it.

Theese messages are usually used to easily sequence fade in and fade out effects, and also it is the only way to change the volume of a note once it is being played, as you can do in real instruments as an organ, violin, accordion, etc.

Aaron Duerksen - November 11, 2012 - 22:36

Thanks Alberto for pointing that out.  Pretty much all of my work with MIDI has been through a graphical editing program or with MIDI Show Control messages, which are a specific type of Real-time System Exlusive (sysex) message.

I've written a program in C#.NET that generates MIDI files with Show Control messages that are designed for the lighting controller that I'm building.  The idea there is that you can insert those MIDI files as "soundtracks" into a media-only script, and thus automate the lights (and anything else that happens to be listening) as part of the show.  This is why I posted my other comments about getting MIDI out of Windows 7.  You can look at those for more details.

At the risk of being nit-picky, I would like to point out that the maximum value in MIDI is actually 127, not 128.  Out of each byte, the most significant bit is not used for data, but to synchronize the receiver(s) at the start of every command.  When it's on, the remaining 7 bits are a command code; when it's off, the remaining 7 bits are data to be interpreted according to the last command code received.  0b01111111 = 127,  0b10000000 = 128 = Note Off for channel 0: the specific note to stop sounding is determined by the following byte.

Jakub - November 19, 2012 - 21:36

Hi, at first thank you for your efforts, VirtualMIDISynth looks like great piece of software ;)

I would like to ask you for help: I'm a new in MIDI and can't find out how the soundfont chain works ... Could I ask you for explanation?

I have 3 soundfonts loaded (all is checked in the list) and I have assumed that the output sound is mixed from all three soundfonts, but I can't hear it as tripled, just the last one.

I'm using Sonar X1 LE and Coolsoft is my default MIDi output.

Thanks for answer

coolsoft - November 20, 2012 - 21:25

Thanks for your kind words.

See here for an explanation of how soundfonts chain works.

Jakub - November 20, 2012 - 22:36

Perfect explanation, that's exactly what I need to know, thank you!

coolsoft - November 25, 2012 - 00:14

Version 1.6.2 has been released.

It adds japanese language translation; driver and configurator are unchanged, so no need to download them again if you're not going to use this language.

Marc L - November 25, 2012 - 01:06

A big thank you for your very nice freeware. The driver works perfectly, and I was so glad when I saw I could reduce the length (size) of the "additional output buffer", to eliminate MIDI playback latency. Thanks to you, now, I can use my M-Audio KeyStudio USB keyboard on my "modern" computers and hear the synthesized sounds instantly. Goodbye Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth, goodbye latency, and good riddance! It was so absurd I had to use an old SBlaster Live PCI card on a 2004 computer to avoid latency (Microsoft Synth has a systematic latency (delay) of more than 100 ms, that was ridiculous).

I will get more familiar with your great driver&freeware, and soon I may visit your website again to donate something. I encourage any MIDI-nostalgic guy to download your freeware... now!

Thanks again!

Marc.

coolsoft - November 25, 2012 - 15:09

Thanks for your kind words ;)

Andrea - December 3, 2012 - 15:41

Ciao ;o)

Volevo sapere se con l'ultima versione rilasciata, era stato risolto il famigerato problema saltellamento/inceppamento basi midi a random...

Mi dicevano che il problema era il PC...(HP Compaq CQ61 120el...Dual Core 2,16GHz ram 4gb hd 160gb...etc).

In attesa di una cordiale risposta, ti rinnovo i miei + sentiti complimenti x il lavoro svolto fino adesso.

Saluti
Andrea

coolsoft - December 3, 2012 - 17:10

Direi di si, o almeno non ho più segnalazioni da un bel po di tempo.

Se installi l'ultima versione controlla i parametri "additional output buffer" e "preload the whole soundfont".
Il primo è di default a 250ms e puoi ridurlo fino a zero (in base alle caratteristiche del PC e della scheda audio), il secondo carica tutto il SoundFont in memoria prima di iniziare a suonare; questo permette di azzerare i saltellamenti a discapito di un più lento avvio del Play.

Fammi sapere.

Andrea - December 11, 2012 - 16:17

Ciao !

Ma e'  meglio (in caso di cracchiamenti sporadici) aumentare o diminuire il buffer in oggetto ?

Lo stesso valore va impostato uguale anche sul software (nel mio caso Karaoke5)...?

Grazie ancora e buon lavoro !

Andrea

coolsoft - December 11, 2012 - 16:40

The more the better, come dicono gli inglesi ;)
Più alto lo metti meno rischi ti prendi, però aumenti la latenza che devi compensare con il software in modo da mantenere sincronizzato il testo.

I 250ms di default si adattano alla maggior parte delle situazioni, anche senza correzione sul player.

Andrea - December 12, 2012 - 14:58

Ari-complimenti nuovamente !!! ;o)

Ma il flag su REALTIME nelle opzioni, si puo' anche disabilitare? Con Karaoke5, se non mi ingannano le mie orecchie, ho notato un leggerissimo scoppiettio se si va ad interagire con il programma durante l'esecuzione (tipo salva una playlist, ricerca song nel database)... togliendola non l'ho piu' notato... non comporta nulla?

Cmq ti tengo aggiornato... graze 1000 !!!

coolsoft - December 17, 2012 - 08:46

Quell'impostazione è una "sicurezza" in più: mettere un processo in REALTIME significa dargli tutta la CPU di cui necessita, a discapito degli altri.
Non tutti i programmi però supportano questa modalità senza problemi, come nel tuo caso.

Lasciala pure disabilitata.

Christian G - December 31, 2012 - 11:43

Hello There,

Seeing Marc's comment about playing realtime with the midi keyboard through VirtualMIDISynth, can you explain how you did setup this solution in terms of drivers and software.

My idea is to find a very simple setup for playing realtime on the keyboard and easily selecting which GM/GS instrument to output. Optionally recording the played notes would be nice too.

Thanks,

coolsoft - January 5, 2013 - 00:54

I suppose he's using MIDIOX to map the MIDI-IN (the keyboard) to the MIDI-OUT device (VirtualMIDISynth).

christian g - January 5, 2013 - 11:22

Thanks coolsoft for the tip. I'll look into this solution.

Jim - December 8, 2012 - 22:15

No second plug-in to configure each time and very low latency. Honestly this is hard to believe and I am lucky to have found this. Highly recommended and you will be receiving a donation! As an FYI to my ears the best GM soundfont I have found and tested many many times is SynergiGS (do not think it is being sold any longer). Thanks!

coolsoft - December 8, 2012 - 22:28

Thanks for your words, really appreciated.

Never heard about SynergiGS, please give me further info (link, license details, ...) and I'll add it to my suggestions.

Jim - December 11, 2012 - 04:06

The gent was Darrell Marjoram from the UK but his darrell.net site appears defunct. It is a GS set but I have no issues with playing it in your synth setup. PS- made a donation tonight--- you deserve it!

coolsoft - December 11, 2012 - 16:42

If you find any other site hosting that file please let me know and I'll link it.

PS: thanks for your support, really appreciated ;)

jrevelater - December 14, 2012 - 15:17

Hello, I have several PC games that use midi, and one I've been playing, Final Fantasy 7, has an issue with sound being cut during movie scenes due to there not being a separate volume control in Windows 7 for general midi. It's not a bug within Windows or the game, just an unexpected quirk of trying to play a game from 1998 on win7.

The solution, I discovered, was to find a replacement for the general midi synth used by Win7 and a quick google returned VirtualMidiSynth near the top. I downloaded and installed the program along with the ChoriumRevA soundfont, and I fired up FF7 and I must say I am deeply impressed. Not only did it fix the disappearing cut-scene sounds, but the overal sound quality has gone up dramatically. Deep rich tones, with reverb and 3D positional effects that are fantastic. (I play with headphones)

However, I have a problem I am hoping to get help solving. Upon choosing to `Quit`the game the player is presented with a small screen asking if you are sure with a Yes or No selection. Upon choosing Yes the game now freezes. This issue is testable and continously repeatable; use Win7 general midi, no hang on game exit, use VirtualmidiSynth, game hangs on game exit.

Otherwise I notice no performance issues in game; no slow downs in any aspect of the game and never a crash while simply playing the game. Just at the single point of trying to exit the program.

Question 2: The keyboard short cuts for the midi mixer, are they 'active' when the game is using VirtualMidiSynth for midi output? These old games use the keyboard for controls so there may be a conflict if that is the case. If that is the case, can I disable the shortcuts?

Thanks for any help you can provide,

jrevelater

coolsoft - December 17, 2012 - 08:50

Thanks for your kind words ;)

Q1: I don't have a copy of Final Fantasy 7 to test so it's really difficult for me to reproduce that bug.
Is there a demo/trial still around? (being a '90 game I don't think so)...

Q2: to disable shortcut, click into shortcut selector box and press DEL on your keyboard; after that you'll read <NONE> into the box and shortcut will be disabled.

Squish - December 23, 2012 - 02:06

Hello there,

This is precisely what I was looking for after finally having to give up the Awe32/64/Audigy line of creative cards, which have always had awesome MIDI. The only issue I've run into so far is that the final output is very quiet. It's audible, but the is far quieter than all the remaining system sounds. I already have the virtualmidisynth mixer at max volume.

In future versions, would you please consider amplifying the output?

coolsoft - December 23, 2012 - 23:25

Hi Squish, I've neved received feedbacks about VMS volume being quiet.

I'd like to further investigate on it before implementing your request.
Could you please follow this checklist and provide the required info?

  1. please give info about your Operating System, Soundcard and MIDI Player
  2. which Soundfont are you using? have you tried another one with the same results?
  3. how about the level meter on VMS MIDI Mixer: does it reach the red (or at leas the yellow) zone?
    If yes, the VMS is outputting the audio at its maximum, so the issue has to be found elsewhere.
    On Vista/7 the Mixer is per-process: please open the full Audio Mixer (right click on volume icon and select "Open mixer") and set all the sliders to the max.

Chris - January 6, 2013 - 22:46

Dear friends, I have tried to choose Coolsoft as the synthesizer in Anvil Studio http://www.anvilstudio.com/ but it does not even appear in the options. Any comments for this? Thanks

coolsoft - January 7, 2013 - 12:35

Just tried the latest free version 2012.12.05 and it works on my test machine:

Anvil Studio was installed with default settings (no ASIO, no VST).

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