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Mike Kent
Mike Kent
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Joined: Jul 18, 2017
Last seen: May 31, 2024
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The MIDI Tuning standard is a set of System Exclusive messages to set fine tuning of each MIDI note number. You can put MIDI Tuning standard messages ...

3 years ago
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Reordering of events can be problematic. It is not recommended. Your specific example of a Note Off and a Note One can cause a problem, although no...

3 years ago
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MIDI 1.0 does not have a standard mechanism. The MIDI Association is currently defining such a mechanism for MIDI 2.0 as part of a set of various new ...

3 years ago
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MIDI 1.0 does not have any timestamps. You did not say what platform your software is running on. I assume those timestamps are from the operating sys...

3 years ago
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MIDI 1.0 does not differentiate between the different types of soft pedal. If you are designing a product, you could assign the one that is most im...

3 years ago
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Most synthesizers that have drum sets put Open Hihat and Closed Hihat in a "mutually exclusive mode". This is not a MIDI function, but a feature of th...

3 years ago
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Cool idea. Did you see this?: br /> Oh, and by the way, this can be done with MIDI 1.0 or MIDI 2.0. Let's not talk about MIDI 3.0 until MIDI 2....

3 years ago
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Thanks for the headsup. It was in an automatic software update and we were not aware. Our admin says he has fixed it. Mike.

3 years ago
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You don't need an expensive sequencer to do what you want. Even free sequencers generally will do what you need. Mike.

3 years ago
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You can certainly put together a system to go beyond 16 MIDI Channels. In fact, it’s rather common. MIDI 1.0 only defines 16 MIDI channels, which a...

3 years ago
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To be clear, a MIDI message of 0xF8 is a MIDI Clock message, not MIDI Time Code. MIDI Clock messages are a measure of musical time must be sent 24 tim...

3 years ago
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The MIDI 1.0 Detailed Specification (Document Version 4.2.1 Revised February 1996) has a pretty good description of the relationship between those mes...

3 years ago
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MIDI Files are generally subject to a mechanical license for each copy. These are reasonably easy to get. Synchronization license rights for videos ...

3 years ago
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You probably want to leave room for 1/4 notes that last just a little longer than 1920 clicks.

3 years ago
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Jonas, You may interested in the JR Timestamps mechanism defined in the MIDI 2.0 document, "Universal MIDI Packet (UMP) Format and MIDI 2.0 Protoco...

3 years ago
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