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MIDI
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MIDI is a standard protocol that allows electronic musical instruments and computers to communicate and control each other. It enables a single controller, like a keyboard, to play multiple instruments simultaneously, making music setups more portable and flexible than having separate instruments for each sound.
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Key facts
- Protocol.name
- Musical Instrument Digital Interface
- Protocol.image
- MIDI LOGO.svg
- Protocol.alt
- MIDI logo
- Protocol.developer
- MMA
- Protocol.industry
- Music technology (electronic and digital)
- Protocol.connector
- 5‑pin DIN (with modern alternatives: USB, Bluetooth, Ethernet)
- Protocol.hardware
- Serial transmission at 31,250 baud
- Protocol.range
- Up to 15 meters (50 feet)
- Protocol.website
- https://www.midi.org
- File format.name
- Standard MIDI File
- File format.extensions
- (Standard MIDI File) (RIFF MIDI)
- File format.type_code
- Midi
- File format.uniform type
- public.midi-audio
- File format.conforms_to
- public.audio
- File format.magic
- ("MThd" in ASCII; appears at the start of a MIDI file)
- File format.max_size
- No strict limit; practical limits depend on hardware/software handling the file.
- File format.owner
- MIDI Manufacturers Association (MMA), International MIDI Association (IMA)
- File format.type
- Musical performance data (not actual audio)
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- communication protocol
- Creator
- Dave Smith
- Official website
- www.midi.org/specifications
- Image
- Midi ports and cable.jpg
- Has use
- data transmission
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- standards body
- MIDI Manufacturers Association
- Commons category
- MIDI
- topic's main category
- Category:MIDI
- Stack Exchange tag
- stackoverflow.com/tags/midi
- replaces
- DIN sync
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