Contributions

Requeriments

DirectMidi is an open source library which is available to everyone who wants to make modifications in the code.
The modifications and improvements must make use of DirectX/DirectMusic API if they are destined to enhance the main core of MIDI functions.
DirectMidi is hosted by the SourceForge.NET site where you can also find all the latest release files in order to start coding your application. I expect to use the CVS (Concurrent Versioning System) of SourceForge as soon as the number of programmers increases. Developers who are interested in cooperating in the project must see the contact section or make a request under the DirectMidi project at the SourceForge.net contributions section.
Contributors should have a good knowledge of ANSI C++, Win32 API and COM technologies but also a great sense of responsibility in order to do what was agreed. The Developer will be registered in the SourceForget.net site and will belong to the SourceForge.net project staff. 

Open projects

You can help to the DirectMidi user community by contributing with any original idea that can innovate the set of the library features. If you have some idea about MIDI, DirectMusic and Music that you think is important and want to contribute just tell me  about your idea and I will try to add it to the list of current projects.  

Current available projects:

Project	Description	Assigned to	Status
MidiStation	DirectMidi MIDI part application test	Carlos Jiménez de Parga	RC/Release 1.9.2
Virtual Island	DirectMidi AUDIO part application test	Carlos Jiménez de Parga	RC/Release 1.5.0
Volunteer for improving SysEx dump reception in the WaitForEvent method of the CInputPort module.	Improving the algorithm to detect incoming System Exclusive data with the best accuracy.	-	Not initiated
C# port	C# version based on the DirectMidi wrapper library	Jason Hendrickson	RC/Release 0.9.1
DLL	Dynamic link library based on the DirectMidi wrapper	Jason Hendrickson	RC/Release 0.9.1
MidiSation sampler	Adding sampler support with visual parameters adjust using graphics and wave loading.	-	Not initiated

MidiStation songs

This section presents a list of sequences for the MidiStation application available for downloading from this page.
The .MDS songs are made of one track and one instrument. Although they don't have as many instruments and tracks as the General MIDI files (.MID), the file structure is much easier to maintain and read than the .MID, even the recorded sound is more personal and live.

You can contribute and show other people your songs, just send me the .MDS file and I will attach it to the list.

Thru connection generated songs: