MIDI Association members from Audio Modeling, Arturia, Native Instruments, and The Royal Institute for the Blind will discuss the Music Accessibility Special Interest group and their work to make music accessible to everyone
At the April 2023 NAMM show, Synthogy and Roland collaborated to showcase the first public demonstration MIDI 2.0 technology.
This NAMM show they are raising the bar and showcasing a demonstration of the new Piano Profile.
Jean Baptiste Thibeaut from MusicHackspace and Laura Escude (whose career highlights include designing shows for Kanye West and Jay Z) will introduce the winners of the 2023 MIDI Innovation Awards including: Intutitive Instrument-Exquis Audio Modeling- Camelot Pro Hitar- augmented guitar for percussive fingerstyle Netz-an immersive mixed reality musical instrument Sound Sculpture-an interactive musical instrument comprised […]
When implemented by sample library developers, the Profile will greatly aid composers by simplify the process of substituting or layering sounds from different sample libraries and also allowing composers to quickly orchestrate unison passages by copying an articulated part to other tracks.
Voted “Best Keyboardist Of All Time” by Music Radar Magazine,
Jordan Rudess is best known as the keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist extraordinaire for platinum-selling Grammy- nominated prog rock band, Dream Theater.
The Guthman Musical Instrument competition, The MIDI Innovation Awards and Music Tectonics join forces to host an Innovation Meetup at Winter NAMM 2024.
if you are interested in the latest music technology innovation, it’s an event you won’t want to miss!
Join members of the Standard MIDI File working group as they discuss the already adopted MIDI Clip file format and the new work being done on a container format to include MIDI, notation, audio and video together for exchanges between products and applications
Cory Pesaturo (“C Pez”) is revolutionizing the Accordion. The only person to ever win the trio of World Championships on Acoustic, Digital & Jazz Accordion
The 38th annual Game Developers Conference (GDC), taking place March 18-22 at the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, delivers the game industry's greatest source of content and connections—with innovative exhibitors, awe-inspiring technology, and powerful talks led by game developers who live and breathe this industry.
This roundtable brings together composers, sound designers, game designers, animators, programmers, producers, and anyone else involved in the production process. Organizers open up the floor and discuss the latest and greatest trends in games, as well as the most common production roadblocks. Let's come together to develop a deeper understanding of process and pipeline.
Since its inception in 1994, the IASIG has been driven by a selection of audio-focused volunteers with the goal of uniting the audio hardware and software industries with creators, researchers, and educators in order to push for the state-of-the-art for the industry.
We're proud to present a joint initiative between SAE Institute Mexico, part of Grupo Educativo Lehren, and the MIDI in Music Education Special Interest Group, part of the MIDI Association, aimed at revolutionizing music technology and digital arts education.
Saturday, May 11 at 10 am Pacific, 1 pm Eastern and 5 pm GMT, The MIDI Association will host a MIDI Innovation Award webinar.
Join us from Super Booth 2024 to see the latest MIDI products and innovations
We are working to make music accessible to everyone.
The 2024 MIDI Innovation Award Show is scheduled to be aired as on Youtube on September 21 at 10 am Pacific, 1 pm Eastern and 7 pm GMT.
Come and see Keyboards - Desktop Synths - Modular - Software Synths and much more.
The MIDI Association will be participating in AES 2024 which happens October 8-10 at the Jacob Javits Center In New York City. While a large group of MIDI Association members will be on planes headed to Shanghai for Music China, another group of MIDI Association members will head to the Big Apple to represent The MIDI Association at AES.
The MIDI Association booth will have areas for MIDI 2.0 products, MIDI Innovation Award products and explanations of our major initiatives- MIDI In Music Education, Interactive Game Audio, and Music Accessibility.
The MIDI Association and the Interactive Audio SIG will be at GameSoundCon and sharing a booth with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music (SFCM). Steve Horowitz, IASIG chair is also the executive director of the Technology and Applied Composition (TAC) program at SCFM.
If you are at GameSoundCon, please come by and say hi!
The MIDI Association will present John Bowen, Karl Hirano, Tadao Kikumoto, Chris Meyer, Jeff Rona and Brian Vincik with MIDI Association Lifetime Achievement awards for their contributions to MIDI from 1983 to 1990.
Network MIDI 2.0 (UDP) Transport Specification defines a way to connect home studios or performance venues via Ethernet and wireless LAN on a local area network using MIDI 1.0 and MIDI 2.0 UMP packets.
Tang Nan (artist name TamiX) who runs Midifan, the largest Music Production website in China will interview Hotone, Medeli, MIDI PLus and Robkoo about the latest developments in MIDI technology in China.
The Special Interest Group on Music Accessibility allows artists, researchers, and other practitioners in the music creation and production community to interact directly with MIDI Association companies and provide a forum for discussion surrounding the topics related to music accessibility and MIDI.
Come see what this group of talented young music production students have been inspired to create with MIDI.
Special thanks to Artiphon, Caedence, Jamstik, Playtime Engineering, Robkoo and others for their donations to the all-MIDI jam.
