Musical Instrument Digital Interface, - Hol.gr

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eturn to the menu Digital Audio with MIDI sequencers A powerful combination is MIDI sequencing and digital audio. This allows the user to have MIDI files playing synthesizers in sync with digital audio tracks. The programs are more expensive than a MIDI sequencer and the computer need to have fast microprocessors as well as large amounts of memory to store the digital files. To the right and below are examples from the program ProTools by digidesign. Highlighted in yellow are digital audio tracks as well as MIDI tracks.
eturn to the menu Music Notation It was during the mid- 1980's that music notation became accessible to anyone that had a computer and quality printer with the beginning of desktop music publishing. Laser Printers with PostScript music fonts are able to create highquality music manuscript. There is a wide range of notation programs available depending on the price range. Most programs allow the user to input data in step time or real time. Incoming data is recorded as the performer plays on a MIDI controller in Real Time Mode. Step Time Mode allows the performer to input notes of events one step at a time from the controller, or with the computer keyboard or mouse. There is usually a graphic interface that gives the user many options on note and rest values as well as musical marking symbols, text, musical expressions, etc. Files may be saved as a document file or exported as a Standard MIDI file that could then be read by another notation program or a MIDI sequencer program. Some programs will allow the user to create a full score of a composition as well as extracting the individual parts with transposition for individual instruments. The graphic interface is usually very intuitive and in little time a composition can appear as a professional copy.
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Page 17 and 18: The picture on the right is a MIDI
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