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See the Wikipedia article ruby character. Basically "ruby" is referring to small pronunciation characters that appear above (or sometimes below or bes...

Is that a program that generates the MIDI info in your file? No. I was just in a creative mood and made the file manually. what's the equation to...

Check out the attachment for my breakdown of the file. Here are some responses to your questions and comments. there are still some places that elu...

I think you'll have to adjust all of the tuba's pitch bends with something like Cakewalk's Process menu, "Find/Change" command or Sekaiju's Edit menu,...

[quotePost id=19488]Where in the MIDI file spec are tracks defined?[/quotePost] In the Standard MIDI Files Specification, tracks are mentioned in the...

Tracks are only a concept in MIDI files. Tracks are only visible to the software that reads the MIDI file. Once the MIDI file player sends MIDI messag...

Here is what I see in your example: chunk type size chunk contents ----------- ----------- -------------- 4D 54 68 64 00 00 00...

[quotePost id=19173]in every single MIDI file that I've put in my hex editor, there's always a group of 0 bytes right after , sometimes just one.[/quo...

loopMIDI will put a MIDI driver in the Device Manager. When a loopMIDI port is enabled, it will appear as both an output port and an input port -- any...

[quotePost id=18925]Hi, sorry to bother, did the specification for midi 2.0 files come out?[/quotePost] Hello Carlos. Check out the following article...

Here is my understanding... If you need a sound wave amplitude from 0 to 1, like you would see in an audio editor, use the following formula: ...

[quotePost id=18873]What is a Ruby ?[/quotePost]See the Wikipedia article ruby character. Basically "ruby" is referring to small pronunciation charact...

Additional information about the Set Tempo time position recommendation: This recommendation also appears in the MIDI 1.0 Standard MIDI Files specific...

I am not a member of the MIDI Manufacturers Association, but here is my understanding of some of your questions: [quotePost id=18835][2] 7.1.1: Any...

Hello JohnG. You are describing the variable-length quantity format, which can take one to four bytes depending on how big the value to be stored is. ...