Hairless MIDI to Serial Bridge

Music doesn’t necessarily require sophisticated devices nowadays, with a computer capable of capturing, recording, processing, and building audio files, given the right software components. However, instruments need to be connected to the PC for this to work, and Hairless MIDI to Serial Bridge provides options to do so via COM ports.
Connection first needs to be established with the MIDI device itself, after which the application can be used to specify where data is coming from, and where it’s going to be used. Drop-down menus are used to select the target serial port, with two additional ones for MIDI output and input. Depending on requirements, MIDI out can be used with virtual audio drivers, or the Windows built-in GS Wavetable Synth.
Debugging becomes a possibility, since every bit of data that travels through the active connection is recorded and shown in a log output pane. These messages can be turned off, or set only to capture between the serial port and MIDI bridge on.
Hairless MIDI to Serial Bridge comes with a set of preferences for quality adjustment. In case things get too dicey, there’s a function to restore configurations to default. Settings provide the possibility to adjust baud rate, data bits, parity, stop bits, as well as flow control, with an additional input field for the log panel line length.