Found what I wanted

[red_Marvin]

A couple of months ago I asked for a "drag-and-drop" midi editor
but your suggestions on programs wasn't what I wanted
(my bad explanations, no offence meant) but now I have found
what I want: Modplug Tracker (a mod, s3m, it, ... editor)

http://www.modplug.com

But I don't really know anything about notes and harmony hehe...

[Hexadecimal Disaster]

er... ModPlug isn't very good when talking about MIDIs, but... well, good luck with your tracking efforts. Some musical theory, modal theory and scales will come in handy, though, unless you have a good "melody sense" or you have some special musical skill hidden somewhere. Who knows. :roll:

[Hard Rock]

if you wanted a midi editor all you had to do was go through an good old copy of

QB:TM and in it in 2 whole issues theirs an article on how to make midi's and they even post a link to a non-expering shareware midi editor,

its called winjammer, google it and you'll find it. Plus its pretty easy to find the registration key.(but its fully functional unregistered.)

[wildcard]

er... ModPlug isn't very good when talking about MIDIs, but... well, good luck with your tracking efforts. Some musical theory, modal theory and scales will come in handy, though, unless you have a good "melody sense" or you have some special musical skill hidden somewhere. Who knows. :roll:

You don't need mustical theory/et al. But it can help a lot, I know enough theory to know that I need to know more ;-)

[red_Marvin]

ModPlug isn't very good when talking about MIDIs, but...

Modplug isn't any midi edeitor at all but module files work much
like midi files except they include the samples too...

I have little musical experince but making a drum beat is easy
and then you add a line o' bass and some synth... :wink:
and experiment your way through...

[EDIT] go to http://medlem.spray.se/red_marvin/
and click on FirstSong.zip and unzip and put on a loop in
a player capable of playing IT module files...[/EDIT]