MusicNote Haven MIDI Manager
Local Windows + Linux desktop application

Index, analyze, organize and play your MIDI/KAR archive.

Built for musicians, keyboard players, collectors and archivists with real local collections. MIDI Manager creates a searchable source inventory, performs resumable Deep MIDI Analysis, supports safe copy-first organization and playback, and includes Floppy Image Studio.

.mid .midi .kar MIDI and karaoke MIDI collections.
Local-first Works with folders and files on your own computer or storage.
Linux + Windows Windows 1.1.0 is available through the official Microsoft Store listing. Linux 1.1.0 is available as a verified Ubuntu/Kubuntu .deb.
New real-world case study

193,195 MIDI files indexed in one local library

See the real Dashboard, fast artist searches, deep file evidence and the human Review Queue.

193,195 MIDI and KAR files indexed
188,000+ files deeply analysed
14 Michael Bublé search results
131 ABBA search results
How the workflow fits together

A complete local workflow from source folder to Organized Library.

The app keeps source inventory, technical analysis, review, safe copying, playback and disk-image preparation inside one desktop workflow while leaving your original source collection available.

  1. Source Index Inventory supported MIDI/KAR files without moving or renaming the originals.
  2. Deep MIDI Analysis Resume technical, quality and device analysis across large collections.
  3. Review and Organized Library Search, inspect uncertain items and copy approved files into a separate organized output.
  4. Playback and Floppy Image Studio Listen, queue favorites and create IMG disks, manifests, catalogs and PDF reports.
Current MIDI Manager 1.1 interface showing consolidated Search & Filter, safe organization and explainable analysis workflows.
Current MIDI Manager 1.1 production interface.
Local-first by design

Runs on your computer. Your MIDI archive stays yours.

MIDI Manager is installable desktop software. You choose the source, Organized Library, archive, generated-files and optional SoundFont locations in the application.

The website provides product information, manuals, release notes, downloads, newsletter signup and MIDI Manager First 50 registration. It does not host, scan or process your MIDI archive.

Analysis trust

More evidence before organization decisions.

The 1.0 generation exposes analysis provenance, score explanations and targeted reanalysis/recovery so users can see why a file received its current result.

Uncertain or failed analysis stays visible for review rather than being hidden by a successful-looking summary.

Production release

Windows 1.1.0 and Linux 1.1.0

Linux 1.1.0 is available from verified production source commit 2f2255f. Windows 1.1.0 package 1.1.0.0 was built from corrected production source commit 2f2255f and is available through the official Microsoft Store listing.

Need help? Contact musicnotehaven@ethercomm.eu.

Production release status Linux .deb 1.1.0-1 available · Windows 1.1.0 available in Microsoft Store View Windows in Microsoft Store · Download Linux 1.1.0 · Release notes · Manual
Try first

Trial / Free

Try the core local workflow with up to 100 organized files.

Large source folders can be selected and indexed, but organizing stops at the Trial organized-file limit. Browsing, search and single-file playback remain available.

MIDI Manager First 50

Personal

€19

For individual musicians and collectors who want to organize a larger MIDI library on one computer.

Includes Library Organizer, Playback Queue, Disk Image Creator and read-only IMG Viewer.

Save €20
MIDI Manager First 50

Professional

€49

For larger collections, advanced archive workflows and heavier preservation work across up to three computers.

Adds full IMG workflows, Archive Management / Copy Guard Archive and Advanced Maintenance.

Save €40
Need the exact differences? The Licensing comparison explains what is included in Trial / Free, Personal and Professional.
Production status: Linux 1.1.0 is available as a verified .deb. Windows 1.1.0 is available through the official Microsoft Store listing. Keep independent backups before major archive operations. Downloads & Microsoft Store