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MIDI1983, acronym for Musical Instrument Digital Interface.
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MIDI"southern France," 1883, from French midi "south," literally "midday" (12c.), from mi "middle" (from Latin medius "middle;" see medial (adj.)) + di &q [..]
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface: An electronic standard by which musical information can be exchanged between synthesizers and computers.
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface.
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface. See the Audio Guide and the File Extension Guide for more information.
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MIDI(Musical Instrument Digital Interface) MIDI is a set of specifications for describing music. Instead of capturing and storing the sound of music, MIDI information describes the instruments, notes, and [..]
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MIDIJensens Internet Dictionary Musical Instrument Digital Interface audio standardized hardware parameters set under MPC standards for MIDI interfaces that connect electronic keyboards, synthesizers, and related devices to computers. Musicians may record music into computer (MIDI) files that require much less storage space than WAV files that contain [..]
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MIDIMIDI is a small-sized file format which stores how to play notes, widely used for keyboard instruments. It is not an audio file format like WAV that uses thousands of samples to record the full sound [..]
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface. This is a communications system (hardware and protocol) that allows MIDI compatible systems to send primarily control information from one system to another. See [..]
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MIDIPronounced middy, an acronym for musical instrument digital interface, a standard adopted by the electronic music industry for controlling devices, such as synthesizers and sound cards, that emit musi [..]
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MIDIMusical Interface Device.
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface. A technology that enables a computer to record and play musical performance.
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MIDI(Musical Instrument Digital Interface) - A high-quality audio file format (.mid). See Also: QuickTime
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface. A machine protocol that allows synthesizers, computers, drum machines and other processors to communicate with and/or control one another. (Sound)
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MIDIa skirt, dress, or coat that ends at mid calf length.
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MIDIStands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface, it allows notes to be played within Scratch using some of the sound blocks
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MIDIMIDI is a music interchange format; there are musical instruments that can generate or play MIDI streams, and most computer sound cards can play MIDI streams if you capture them in files.
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface. A protocol for data exchange between music snythesizers and computers. .MID is the file extension that identifies a MIDI file. Increasingly, .MID files are being [..]
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface - a standard protocol for synthesizers and computers to communicate, enabling musicians to compose on the synth keyboard and save the music information on the computer for manipulation in score writing programs.
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MIDIMIME
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MIDIAnd older file type for online music that has been described as sounding like music in a tin can.
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MIDI(n) the southern part of France(n) a standard protocol for communication between electronic musical instruments and computers(adj) used of women's clothing having a hemline at mid-calf
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MIDIChercher midi à quatorze heures. To look for knots in a bulrush; much ado about nothing; to explain prosily what is perfectly obvious.
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MIDIA musical file with the ".mid" or ".midi" extension. MIDI's are musical files in digital form. The computer is able to process midi files quickly, since they do not have to be [..]
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MIDIA set of specifications allowing computers, synthesizers, MIDI controllers, sound cards, samplers and drum machines to control one another and exchange system data. MIDI files keep information that de [..]
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MIDIacronym for Musical Instrument Digital Interface; standard specifications that enable electronic instruments such as synthesizers, samplers, sequencers, and drum machines from different manufacturers to communicate with one another and with computers.
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MIDIStands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A standard for transmitting musical data between electronic devices. MIDI keyboards send data to our computer.
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MIDIthe Musical Instrument Digital Interface. An international standard for communication between a musical instrument and a computer.
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MIDIAn acronym for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. The standard MIDI interface allows one device to send data about a musical performance, rather than the actual sound, to another device. MIDI sends such information as note on, note number, velocity, aftertouch, modulation amount, and note off, on any of 16 channels on a standard 5-pin cable. The [..]
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MIDI
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MIDIMusical Instrument Digital Interface. The data used to control digital musical instruments.
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MIDIAcronym for "musical instrument digital interface," the industry-wide standard adopted in 1982 that permits personal computers and synthesizers to talk to one another.
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MIDIStands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. MIDI is a standard which creates an interface between computers and musical instruments through which they can communicate.
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MIDIStands for "Musical Instrument Digital Interface." It is a connectivity standard that musicians use to hook together musical instruments (such as keyboards and synthesizers) and computer equipment. Using MIDI, a musician can easily create and edit digital music tracks. The MIDI system records the notes played, the length of the notes, the [..]
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MIDIShort for Musical Instrument Digital Interface; a digital signal system (a system of number signals) used to communicate performance information to and from musical instruments making music.
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