MIDI data are used by MIDI devices to communicate with each other. There are few common MIDI data types used to create music.
The common MIDI data types are
- Note Data [Pitch]
- Velocity
- Pitch Bend
- Patch Changes
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When we make music, we need to define a set of tuning-frequencies. Such a set of frequencies often called a scale. Before get into the topic MIDI & equal tempered scale we will discuss on basics.
In western music, the most popular scale is the equal tempered scale which is based on starting at some reference-frequency. The equal tempered scale is relatively fixed scale used for the tuning of pianos and other instruments.
Introduction – Synthesizer Sequencer Sampler
As Musicians, Producers, Audio Engineers you should know about the basic different between Sampler , synthesizer . During music porduction If you grab a synth instead of a sampler, the output result may give you the ugly sound. Below we are discussing about the relation or differentiation between Synthesizer, Sequencer and Sampler. First you will get brief introduction of the three.
A audio or sound format & file is a file format for storing digital audio data on a computer system. There are several different sound format & file. Each sound file contain some header information.
Example of Header Information
- Magic Cookie
- Sampling Rate
- Bits/Sample
- Channels
- Byte Order
- Endian
- Compression type
When we try to place a signal in the stereo volume or pan, we usually do this by adjusting the relative amplitudes for the left and right channel.
If we want to move the apparent signal source to the left, we increase the volume or adjust pan of the left channels signal and at the same time attenuate the signal for the right channel. This might seem self evident and not even worth to mention, however, there are other means of achieving a similar localization effect – namely, by delaying one channel with respect to the other
