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Midi Definition

Midi (mē dē)

the south of France

Etymology: Fr, south, lit., midday < mi-, half (< L medius, middle) + di (< L dies), day

MIDI Definition

MIDI (midē)

noun

an electronic digital system for composing and reproduction, that provides a standard interface connecting electronic musical instruments, such as synthesizers, with computers

Etymology: m(usical) i(nstrument) d(igital) i(nterface)

MIDI Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • play: SUPPORT Technical problems with playing midi, using a Mac etc see our SUPPORT FAQ.
  • add: GSIF 2 is an update of GSIF that adds both kernel level midi and audio input into GigaStudio.
  • include: National Anthems National anthems of 191 Countries including midi and flags.
  • base: Midi Based Ear Training Site This program randomly generates ear training exercises ( as MIDI files ) for intervals, chords, and scales.
  • provide: The Express 128 provides 8 MIDI IN, 9 MIDI OUT, 128 MIDI channels and compatibility with all Macintosh and Windows software.

Preposition: out

  • socket: The notes will then go through the midi out socket.

Adjective modifier

  • copywritten: Vitamin B B & B Music Providing copywritten midi to the WWW.

Modifies a noun

  • sequencer: Ditty - Small midi sequencer for Windows, tested using General Midi and the SoundBlaster Live.
  • ringtones: Scissor Sisters - Mary requests How do I edit my midi ringtones?
  • keyboard: Use the PC keyboard or an external midi keyboard to play.
  • controller: NB the modulation wheel is midi controller 1. The assignment is done moving the sliders of the plugin with the mouse.
  • file: Sheet music, midi files, scales, violin know - how.
  • interface: MIDI Interfaces enable MIDI instrument connection to a computer, which allows for computer control of other MIDI equipment.

Noun used with modifier

  • kernel: The kernel level midi input means that from midi trigger to audio output will be even faster than before.
  • level: The kernel level midi input means that from midi trigger to audio output will be even faster than before.

Preposition: in

  • port: Easy integration into the world of MIDI ( dual MIDI IN ports ), with ready-to-use factory MIDI settings.

Preposition: with

  • alsa: Midi with alsa, by Guido Socher This article explains how to get Midi to work with Alsa.

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