So, Geoff, it seems that Notation Player does the same jobs my Noteworthy Composer does.

Open Mike, the big difference between a MIDI file and an audio file, such as an mp3, is that I can download a MIDI into my music software and change it. I can change the key, the instruments, the clefs, the timing, type in chord symbols, and more.

I can write new parts or change the original. Then I can save it or print it. All these things are nice to do when I get together with my friends to play music.

For example, I might change a melody in Ab to a guitar friendly key such as G. Flutes like to play high, so I might move a tune out of the vocal range into a higher one.

In my first post I asked for a source of Christmas MIDI's which are not messed up by something strange - such as pale gray notes left over from some previous version.