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--- midi [2023/02/15 20:46] – [Playing a midi on a webpage!] melon
+++ midi [2023/04/06 15:52] (current) – [Playing a midi on a webpage!] melon
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 ===== Playing a midi on a webpage! =====
+==== Melon's Mini Music Player! ====
+Melon created a little premade scrip that played midi's, if you just want a simple copy-paste solution, [[https://forum.melonland.net/index.php?topic=1235.msg10638#msg10638|have a look here]]!
+==== Midi JS ====
 Often you'll want to convert the midi to a compressed mp3 using your preferred instrument set: a great free program is GSXCC, this is a program that emulates a Famicom (NES) or SCC sound chip in order to play MIDIs. It can make any MIDI file into chiptunes! You can [[https://meme.institute/gxscc/|download it here]]!
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 ==== Now you can play midis on your site using these JavaScript commands! ====
-**Load a MIDI file to play**. You can use the MIDIjs.loadFile() function to load a MIDI file from a URL. For example, you can use this code to load a MIDI file named "song.mid":
-<code>
-MIDIjs.loadFile("song.mid");
-</code>
 **Play or stop the MIDI file**. You can use the MIDIjs.play() and MIDIjs.stop() functions to play or stop the MIDI file. For example, you can use this code to play the MIDI file:
 <code>
-MIDIjs.play();
+MIDIjs.play("song.mid");
 </code>
 And this code to stop the MIDI file: