How to use MIDI
1. Browse the Collection
Use the filters on the homepage to search by era, genre, location, mood, or gameplay.
2. Select a MIDI Pack
Click a product cover to view its description, included cues, MIDI file count, musical style, and licensing information.
3. Complete Checkout
Choose your preferred payment method and complete the secure checkout process.
4. Download your files
After payment, download the ZIP file from the confirmation page, receipt email, or your customer account.
5. Extract the ZIP folder
Double-click the downloaded ZIP file to open it. Inside, you will find the complete arrangements and separately organized MIDI parts in the folder: Cues. There are also some reference audio tracks for each arrangement (auto-generated tones).
6. Import the MIDI into your software
Drag the MIDI files into a compatible DAW, notation program, or game-music workflow.
7. Pick your instruments
Use included instruments from your DAW or any other VST instruments.
8. Customize the music
Change the tempo, key, instruments, arrangement, note lengths, structure, and other elements to fit your project. One arrangement can sound like dozens of different songs, experiment!
Have Fun!
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I release a finished song made with the MIDI?
Yes. Your license permits commercial use of purchased MIDI material. You should also ensure that every instrument, sample, and sound library used in your finished recording permits commercial release.
What’s a MIDI file?
A MIDI file contains musical performance information such as notes, timing, velocity, tempo, and track data. It does not contain recorded audio. The final sound depends on the instruments and software you use.
What software can open these files?
The files can be imported into most programs that support standard MIDI, including GarageBand, Cubase, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Reaper, Studio One, Pro Tools, and many more DAWS.
Are the instruments included?
The MIDI performances are included, but virtual instruments and sample libraries are not. You can assign any compatible instruments you own.
What is included in each pack?
Each product page lists its exact contents. Packs include complete multi-track arrangements, melodies, countermelodies, chords, bass parts, percussion, drums, atmospheric parts, and other individually organized stems.
Can I use the music in a commercial game?
Your license covers the permitted use of the purchased MIDI material, but it does not give permission to resell or redistribute the original files as a competing MIDI product.
Can I resell or share the MIDI files?
No. The original MIDI files, ZIP folders, and lightly modified versions may not be redistributed, uploaded, shared, or resold as standalone music assets.
Where do I find my download after purchasing?
Check the order-confirmation page, your receipt email, and the Downloads section of your customer account. Also check your spam or junk folder if the receipt does not appear.
My download is a ZIP file. How do I open it?
On most computers, double-click the ZIP file. A normal folder containing the MIDI files and documentation will be created automatically.
Why is there no sound when I open the MIDI?
MIDI does not include recorded sound. Import it into your DAW and assign a virtual instrument or external MIDI device to each track.
Can I request custom music?
Yes. Visit the Commissioned Work page for information about custom MIDI composition, game soundtracks, additional variations, and project-specific music.
What should I do if a file is missing or will not download?
Use the Contact page and include your name, order email, product name, and order number. Do not include payment-card information.
How to use MIDI
1. Browse the Collection
Use the filters on the homepage to search by era, genre, location, mood, or gameplay.
2. Select a MIDI Pack
Click a product cover to view its description, included cues, MIDI file count, musical style, and licensing information.
3. Complete Checkout
Choose your preferred payment method and complete the secure checkout process.
4. Download your files
After payment, download the ZIP file from the confirmation page, receipt email, or your customer account.
5. Extract the ZIP folder
Double-click the downloaded ZIP file to open it. Inside, you will find the complete arrangements and separately organized MIDI parts. There are some reference audio tracks for each arrangement (auto-generated tones).
6. Import the MIDI into your software
Drag the MIDI files into a compatible DAW, notation program, or game-music workflow.
8. Customize the music
Experiment! Change the tempo, key, instruments, arrangement, note lengths, structure, and other elements to fit your project.
Have Fun!
FAQ
Can I release a finished song made with the MIDI?
Yes. Your license permits commercial use of purchased MIDI material. You should also ensure that every instrument, sample, and sound library used in your finished recording permits commercial release.
What’s a MIDI file?
A MIDI file contains musical performance information such as notes, timing, velocity, tempo, and track data. It does not contain recorded audio. The final sound depends on the instruments and software you use.
What software can open these files?
The files can be imported into most programs that support standard MIDI, including GarageBand, Cubase, Logic Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Reaper, Studio One, Pro Tools, and many more DAWS.
Are the instruments included?
The MIDI performances are included, but virtual instruments and sample libraries are not. You can assign any compatible instruments you own.
What is included in each pack?ct the ZIP folder
Each product page lists its exact contents. Packs include complete multi-track arrangements, melodies, countermelodies, chords, bass parts, percussion, drums, atmospheric parts, and other individually organized stems.
Can I use the music in a commercial game?
Your license covers the permitted use of the purchased MIDI material, but it does not give permission to resell or redistribute the original files as a competing MIDI product.
Can I resell or share the MIDI files?
No. The original MIDI files, ZIP folders, and lightly modified versions may not be redistributed, uploaded, shared, or resold as standalone music assets.
Where do I find my download after purchasing?
Check the order-confirmation page, your receipt email, and the Downloads section of your customer account. Also check your spam or junk folder if the receipt does not appear.
My download is a ZIP file. How do I open it?
On most computers, double-click the ZIP file. A normal folder containing the MIDI files and documentation will be created automatically.
Why is there no sound when I open the MIDI?
MIDI does not include recorded sound. Import it into your DAW and assign a virtual instrument or external MIDI device to each track.
Can I request custom music?
Yes. Visit the Commissioned Work page for information about custom MIDI composition, game soundtracks, additional variations, and project-specific music.
What should I do if a file is missing or will not download?
Use the Contact page and include your name, order email, product name, and order number. Do not include payment-card information.
