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They contain note information such as pitch and velocity. Punched holes in piano rolls, MIDI events do not contain audio. MIDI sequences can be compared to piano rolls, the perforated paper rolls once used by mechanical player pianos.
TV and film orchestra composers use MIDI to sequence large software sound libraries, getting ever closer to productions that Today, MIDI is extensively used in the music industry, from cell phone ringtones to major-label albums. MIDI (the Musical Instrument Digital Interface) was created in 1981 to standardize the way electronic musical instrumentsĬommunicate. Merge a MIDI recording with an existing MIDI region.
This lesson takes approximately 60 minutes to complete.Logic 8_Files > Lessons > 04 Funky Groove_start.
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