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The price of the full version is US$29.

If you click on the order-link you will be directed to the MIDI Locator product page of our e-Commerce-partner "share-it!" (Digital River).

There you can choose between different payment methods, and you can pay with your local currency.

After you purchased the MIDI Locator full version, "share-it!" will inform us, that you are a new customer of MIDI Locator, and that you just ordered and purchased it.

In general, we will react on this notification within several hours. But in single cases, if it is day at your country and night in Germany and / or we are too busy, it can last more than 24 hours.

If we recognized the information by "share-it!", we will send you an email with your personal name and password and an instruction how to download the full version.

So, the full version comes by email and is only available here on this page by internet.

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Additional features of MIDI Locator full version:

• Multi sampled stereo Grand Piano for "MIDI Locator's Internal Sound Generator". Hear all demo songs as they were created by the author (the free version of MIDI Locator uses a nylon-guitar sample instead of piano sounds)
  
  
• Piano Roll, which even scrolls in realtime if you start playing your sequence. It can switch the view to another track by a simple mouse-click in the track view, while playing. And, of course, you can move notes, change notelengths with it and change and set velocity, controller and NRPN values
  
  
• 'Check MIDI sequence' function, which checks your MIDI sequence for wrong MIDI events.
  
  These "wrong MIDI events" can automatically be deleted by dialog-questions.
  
  MIDI Locator declares "wrong MIDI events" are
  
  - double Note On events (like they often appear in downloaded MIDI files of the web, because tracks were merged together by someone)
  
  - unsupported MIDI events in a specific MIDI mode (like NRPN events in a GM-MIDI file etc.)
  
  - MIDI events with databytes (values) which result in no change at all, like a common controller "main volume" is set to 100, short behind a MIDI mode reset
  
  The 'check MIDI sequence' function is recognizing different destination MIDI output devices, which make "wrong events" valid.
  
  
• MIDI to WAVE rendering (.mid to .wav convert). You don't need to record your MIDI sequence with external sound capturing devices and loss of sound qualtity. Allow MIDI Locator directly to render your songs digitally into a WAVE file, for all tracks, which are assigned to "MIDI Locator's Internal Sound Generator".