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MIDI Basics

Feature | Topic: MIDI, Syncronisation | Recording Musician, Jan 1993
MIDI-To-Tape Synchronisation

MIDI-to-tape sync: why you need it, what it does and how you use it.

MIDI Matters - Part 2

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987
Back To Basics

Jay Chapman continues his 'back to basics' description of the technicalities of the Musical Instrument Digital Interface for the many new readers who have picked up on the series since it first began.

MIDI Basics - Part 2

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Music Technology, Sep 1987

More of the mysteries of MIDI dispelled, as Bob O'Donnell puts MIDI plug into MIDI socket and connects controller to expander. Part two of this new series.

MIDI Basics - Part 5

Feature Series | Topic: Effects Processing, MIDI | Music Technology, Dec 1987

Part five of our series on basic MIDI applications turns its attention to MIDI-controlled effects; Bob O'Donnell patches in the 19" rack-mounts with maximum delay.

MIDI Matters - Part 5

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Feb 1988
Back To Basics

Final Part: Jay Chapman wraps up his 'Back To Basics' mini-series with a handy recap of bits, bytes and hexadecimal.

MIDI Basics - Part 4

Feature Series | Topic: Drum Programming, MIDI, Syncronisation | Music Technology, Nov 1987

In part four of this series Bob O'Donnell deals with rhythm by linking a drum machine into the expanding MIDI system.

MIDI Basics - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Music Technology, Aug 1987

Confused by MIDI - or even been hiding from it in the hope it might go away? Your prayers are answered and your fears dispelled by Bob O'Donnell in the first of a series that takes MIDI from the top.

MIDI Basics - Part 3

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI, Sequencing | Music Technology, Oct 1987

In the third part of our continuing series on the basics of MIDI, Bob O'Donnell concentrates on sequencers, their capabilities and their place in a typical MIDI studio.

MIDI Matters - Part 4

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Dec 1987
Back To Basics

Back To Basics: Part 4. After a brief absence, Jay Chapman continues the series where he left off two months ago with a further explanation of how Real-Time commands are used by MIDI.

MIDI Matters - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Aug 1987
Back To Basics

Jay Chapman takes a side step from his regular foray into MIDI and presents this 'back to basics' article especially for the many new readers who have picked up on the series since it first began.

MIDI - The Absolute Basics - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Recording Musician, Sep 1992

MIDI is often perceived as being incredibly complicated, but learning to use it can be quite painless.

MIDI - The Absolute Basics - Part 2

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI, Sequencing | Recording Musician, Oct 1992
Sequencing

The theory and practice of MIDI sequencers, explained in simple terms.

MIDI Basics

Feature | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Nov 1992
First Steps In Multi-timbrality

MIDI Matters - Part 3

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Oct 1987

Jay Chapman continues his 'back to basics' description of MIDI with a light-hearted pot-pourri of handy hints and tips.

Integrating MIDI & The Studio

Feature | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Sep 1988

MIDI has revolutionised the way we make and record music. But it has developed at such an incredible pace that it is easy to lose sight of MIDI's many benefits. In this lengthy article, Craig Anderton provides a lucid explanation of how you can make MIDI work for you - whether you have a small home studio set-up or a full-blown professional system.

MIDI: Past, Present & Future

Feature | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Jun 1992

The Musical Instrument Digital Interface has revolutionised the way we write and record music. Martin Russ delves deep into MIDI's 10-year history, explains its many recent changes and additions, and looks ahead to see what the future will hold.

Music In Our Schools

Feature | Topic: Education | Recording Musician, Oct 1992
Putting It Together

The nitty gritty of choosing appropriate recording and sequencing equipment for use in a school environment.

PC Notes

Feature | Topic: Computing | Sound On Sound, Oct 1993

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About System Exclusive - Part 12

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Mar 1990
(But Were Too Afraid To Ask!)

PART 12: Martin Russ concludes this 12-part series designed to demystify one of MIDI's most important and useful messages.

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About System Exclusive - Part 1

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Apr 1989
(But Were Too Afraid To Ask!)

Martin Russ kicks off our new series by recapping on some MIDI basics before starting to demystify the secrets of MIDI's System Exclusive commands.

Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About System Exclusive - Part 8

Feature Series | Topic: MIDI | Sound On Sound, Nov 1989
(But Were Too Afraid To Ask!)

PART 8: Martin Russ explains the circular nature of parameter editing and data dumps.

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