Note 60 is C4, but in your library they said it is C5.
Not only C, but also other pitches have one more octave.

Could you check this one?

@stephentoub

I wasn't sure how to email you to thank you for making this library so I will just post it here. I used the library code to create a web app that generates riff's where you can download the midi file and import it into any Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) or Guitar Pro for that matter. It was a fun little project and I wouldn't have been able to accomplish without your code. So thank you.

If you'd like to check it out it's located at: http://tuneis.ddns.net

I put a reference to your repository in the footer.

Is there a way to manipulate tempo?

Loving this midisharp reader!

I am trying to get the length of a miditrack, so am grabbing the EndOfTrackMidiEvent (which exists in the track), however the deltaTime is always zero.

Not sure if it is intentional, but hoping to somehow get the position of the EndOfTrackMidiEvent , or is there currently any to get the full length of a track?

Hi Stephen! I'm embedding this lib into my midi-related project, and I came up with the need to render a timeline of events from a midi file. This is easy if the midi file is timestamp-based, but for bpm-based timing it gets tricky, especially if tempo changes throughout the file. I think it would be great if a function is added to convert MidiSequence timing format from ticks to absolute timestamps. I understand this is a lossy operation, but still a great feature is some cases. If I happen to do this myself I will submit a review, though I'm not sure I'll be able to make this in a robust fashion. At least sharing the idea is already a good step :)

Thank you for sharing this library. For my current use case, this looks like a good foundation to start building upon. Would it be possible to expose a nuget package for the library? Thanks!