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FreeOrganize up to 100 unique files for free. Afterwards you can still browse, search, review and play individual files.
MIDI Manager scans the folders you already have, reads filenames, embedded MIDI/KAR metadata and technical data, and uses local-first music references to help identify artist and title. Uncertain results go to Review. Only files you approve are copied into a separate Organized Library, while the original files stay where they are. You can then search, browse and play your collection, and the Organized Library remains ordinary files and folders that belong to you.
Windows 1.3.2 is available through Microsoft Store. Linux 1.3.2-1 is available as the verified Ubuntu 26.04 LTS amd64 .deb.
Paid licenses are lifetime licenses for MIDI Manager 1.x. Every update released as 1.x is included.
Scan and review your MIDI/KAR collection before you buy. Organize up to 100 unique files for free. Your originals stay where they are.
Organize up to 100 unique files for free. Afterwards you can still browse, search, review and play individual files.
1 computer · up to 100,000 Organized Library files · bulk Organizer, Playback Queue, Disk Image Creator and more.
Up to 3 computers · unlimited Organized Library output · advanced IMG, archive and maintenance workflows.
Planning to organize a large collection? Read our practical guide, or tell us which part of your MIDI/KAR library is giving you trouble.
Source folders stay where they are. The Organized Library is made of ordinary MIDI/KAR files in a folder you choose, so those files remain accessible outside MIDI Manager.
Bug fixes, stability, security and compatibility updates, plus improvements to existing 1.x functionality, are included at no extra cost for as long as the product version is 1.x.
A future 2.x may introduce genuinely new capabilities such as karaoke tools, Shazam-like recognition, MIDI editing or instrument-changing workflows. Upgrading will be optional and discounted for existing 1.x customers; your 1.x license keeps working.
Download MIDI Manager, start with a test folder and review the results before you organize anything.