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Bob Lee
Bob Lee
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Joined: Feb 21, 2016
Topics: 0 / Replies: 12
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This really has nothing to do with MIDI. I think that the Web Audio API has everything you need. See Introduction to Web Audio API.

9 years ago
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It would probably work. Just connect a MIDI cable from the MIDI Out of the Korg 01/W to the MIDI In of the Yamaha PSR-540. You might not get the i...

9 years ago
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I'm confused. Are you trying to get MIDI files from a web site to play through your system? Or are you trying to send MIDI messages to a web site? ...

9 years ago
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I missed both of those questions, for the exact reasons you stated.

10 years ago
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I'm pretty sure that .MFF and .SMF and .MID are all the same format. Try renaming it with a .MID extension. The main differences are Type 0 and Typ...

10 years ago
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Re: Triggering

The manual for the U220 (if you don't already have one) is available on Roland's web site. Page 113 shows how to set the MIDI receive channel for a p...

10 years ago
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Re: Accessing MIDI through a microphone

If you use a high impedance microphone with a 1/4" plug, the Sonuus Guitar-to-MIDI Converter should work.

10 years ago
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Re: When did Pitch Bend become 14 bits?

I wouldn't be surprised if some early manufacturers only recognized the most significant byte of the command. Controlling pitch with 14-bit precision ...

10 years ago
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Re: Writing MIDI software: send Note Off, or zero-velocity Note On?

Has that always been true? I'm writing for some late-80s synths (Roland U-110 and D-110).

11 years ago
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Re: So where are the REAL specifications for MIDI?

I'm writing code for a 1988 synth, so the "best practices" from the 1995 version of the spec work well for me.

11 years ago
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Re: So where are the REAL specifications for MIDI?

Here's a scan PDF of it. You can't search because it's just images of the pages, but it's still useful. [Ed: This URL has been removed because the...

11 years ago