MIDI Forum

Ken says opening the MIDI file in "any media player" results in the notes all using the same instrument sound, but only specifically mentions Reaper. ...

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[quotePost id=17672]how many events [can I send] every 16 milliseconds?[/quotePost]On a DIN MIDI cable, the speed used is 3125 bytes per second (31250...

This post also appears on an Arduino forum: MIDI ProgramChange. In that thread, user ardunew appears to be using a DIN MIDI cable to connect a Boss...

1. I think the lines like this: old_len -= 0x1000000; old_len -= 0x10000; old_len -= 0x100; will only work right when the bytes in the first t...

I don't have experience with these messages, so you'll have to test them to see how the unit reacts to them. As you noticed, page 27 of the manual ...

Geoff: On a DIN MIDI cable, the speed is 31250 serial bits per second and each byte of data is made of 1 start bit, 8 data bits, and 1 stop bit. Since...

Yes there is a standard way to request mono mode, and the SAM2695 manual suggests it might support that. At the beginning of section 3 "Detailed MIDI ...

I'm glad you got it working! [quotePost id=17281]I'll see if Garageband will let me assign the drumkits to higher octaves on the keyboard[/quoteP...

1. Getting a MIDI connection between your Yamaha P-155 and computer You'll need a USB MIDI interface to connect the DIN MIDI ports on your Yamaha P...

Can you tell us what devices don't work? I like collecting examples of quirks and compatibility problems with MIDI files and MIDI devices. These MI...

I'm happy the method of using Sekaiju and temporarily using SMPTE resolution format to update the tempo is working for you. I did some math to esti...

To make sure I understand, it sounds like you have three different MIDI files: 1. The Melodyne notes MIDI file. 2. The Melodyne tempo map MIDI file....

It might be possible to store an MP3 file inside of a MIDI file, but I don't think there's a standard way to do it. My guess is this device's specific...