Abstract
The talk will attempt to characterize the standardized Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) from several directions: (1) what it is physically; (2) the control paradigm it implements; (3) the implications of this paradigm for two specific categories of control: (a) performance capture, and (b) synthesizer control; (4) conclusions regarding its usefulness for the variety of different tasks for which it could find application. A description of ways MIDI has been incorporated in the computer music workstation project of the Computer Audio Research Laboratory will be included.
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Loy, G. (1985). A critical overview. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 77(S1), S74–S74. https://doi.org/10.1121/1.2022489
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