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+ | ====== MIDI ====== | ||
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+ | MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is an industry-standard protocol defined in 1982 that enables electronic musical instruments such as keyboard controllers, | ||
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+ | Note names and MIDI note numbers.All MIDI compatible controllers, | ||
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+ | MIDI 1.0 is also used as a control protocol in applications other than music, including: | ||
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+ | show control | ||
+ | theatre lighting | ||
+ | special effects | ||
+ | sound design | ||
+ | VJ-ing | ||
+ | recording system synchronization | ||
+ | audio processor control | ||
+ | Digital DJing otherwise known as Controllerism | ||
+ | computer networking, as demonstrated by the early first-person shooter game MIDI Maze, 1987 | ||
+ | animatronic figure control | ||
+ | animation parameter control, as demonstrated by Apple Motion v2 | ||
+ | Such non-musical applications of the MIDI 1.0 protocol (sometimes over MIDI-DIN, sometimes using other transports) are possible because of its general-purpose nature. Any device built with a standard MIDI Out connector should in theory be able to control any other device with a MIDI In port, just as long as the developers of both devices have the same understanding about the semantic meaning of all the MIDI messages the sending device emits. This agreement can come either because both follow the official MIDI standard specifications, | ||
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+ | (Sourced from Wikipedia [[wp> | ||
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+ | ====== ====== | ||
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