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| Musical Instrument Digital Interface |
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| an agreed upon manner or method of communicating |
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| a device for generating data that can be used to control another MIDI device |
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| information sent from one MIDI device to another containing instructions |
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| the primary controller in a MIDI set-up |
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| a MIDI device that receives data from a master controller |
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| a MIDI message indicating that a specific note is to be turned on |
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| a MIDI message indicating that a specific note is to be turned off |
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| a measure of how fast a key has been pressed: a volume measurement for that particular note |
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| a synthesized or sampled instrument or timbre |
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| an instruction that will change the patch being played on a channel |
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| a software program or hardware device that can record and play back performance data |
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| a standardized specification for MIDI devices defining available timbres and channels |
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| a standardized collection of 128 timbres for use in General MIDI |
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| restricting the use of particular MIDI key numbers or channels to specific patches |
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| assigning a specific response or patch to specific MIDI key numbers |
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| MIDI messages caused by changes of pressure to a clavier key after it has been depressed |
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| an instrument that exists in software form only, controlled by hardware or software interfaces or controllers |
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| a keyboard resembling a piano or organ keyboard, as opposed to a keyboard on a computer |
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