https://archive.org/details/melody-raiser-1999 will take you to a download of this very windows 98-y music making tool.


if you want to install this thing on modern windows, open it with 7zip as an archive. i haven't been able to get it to do anything but give me a message that my windows version isn't supported, but opening the file with 7zip let me access it all

Thanks for sharing - this is quite an interesting little thing. I didn't know there were AI tools capable of generating coherent MIDIs way back in 1999!

It's not necessarily the most user-friendly interface ever, though.

yeah, it takes some getting used to. it's easiest to use the randomize functions that come with it to make music with this, but it's reasonably powerful once you get the hang of it.

the notes that are displayed (the japanese characters) when you're making a melody look like they're japanese equivalents of solfege. that is, the do-re-mi style of representing musical pitches, but just written with japanese characters.