Look up: Midi

1. MIDI
   Musical Instrument Digital Interface
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2. MIDI
   Abbrev. for Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A common standard communication protocol that allows different brands of electronic musical instruments and equipment to 'talk' to, and control, each other.
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3. MIDI
   Musical Instrument Digital Interface, details ...
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4. Midi
   [adj] - (of women`s clothing 2. [n] - the south of France
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5. MIDI
   Musical Instrument Digital Interface
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6. MIDI
   Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A format for sound data.
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7. MIDI
   Short 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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8. MIDI
   An acronym for the Musical Instrument Digital Interface, a standardized digital “language� that allows electronic musical instruments and computers to communicate with one another
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9. Midi
   Musical Instrument Digital Interface - a defined standard for the physical link-up between musical instruments and controllers, and also the format of the data transmitted
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10. MIDI
    Musical Instrument Digital Interface provides a standardized method for MIDI devices such as synthesizers, samplers, sound cards, etc. to communicate musical events and data to each other. See the MIDI Guide for a detailed explanation.
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11. MIDI
    An agreed standard for communication between electronic musical equipment such as synthesisers, samplers and other devices such as computers. The core function of the standard is to allow information describing musical peformance (which notes were played, how loud they should be, plus articulations ...
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12. MIDI
    Musical Instrument Digital Interface 'protocol' launched 1982 which allowed electronic instruments to 'talk' with each other digitally through three standardised ports which utilised the existing 'DIN' standard connector
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13. MIDI
    Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A standard that allows computers and instrument to communicate with each other.
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14. MIDI
    Musical Instrument Digital Interface. A standard that allows computers and Instruments to control each other and swap information. Many PC soundcards have direct support for MIDI built into the sound card. The Amiga relies on software players.
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15. MIDI
    Musical Instrument Digital Interface: A computerized music file, often used on Web pages.
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16. MIDI
    Musical Instrument Digital Interface; specification standardising interface between computers and musical synthesisers. Multi-channelled, each channel corresponds to an instrument or voice.
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17. Midi
    Musical instrument digital interface. A communications protocol allowing instruments/devices from different manufacturers to communicate.
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18. midi
    adjective used of women`s clothing having a hemline at mid-calf; `midiskirts`; `wore her dresses midi length`
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19. Midi
    noun the south of France
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20. Midi
    cultural region encompassing the southern French regions of Aquitaine, Languedoc, and Provence. The Midi is bounded by Spain and the Pyrenees to the ...
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21. MIDI
    Musical 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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22. midi
    
    • the south of France
    • a standard protocol for communication between electronic musical instruments and computers
    
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23. MIDI
    Manufacturers' standard allowing different pieces of digital music equipment used in composing and recording to be freely connected. The information-sending device (any electronic instrument) is called a controller, and the reading device (such as a computer) the sequencer. Pitch, dynamics, decay rate, and stereo position can all be transmi...
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24. MIDI
    `MIDI` (; `Musical Instrument Digital Interface`) is an industry-standard protocol that enables electronic musical instruments (synthesizers, drum machines), computers and other electronic equipment (MIDI controllers, sound cards, samplers) to communicate and synchronize with each other. Unlike anal...
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