MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a technical standard that describes a communications protocol, digital interface, and electrical connectors that connect a wide variety of electronic musical instruments, computers, and related audio devices for playing, editing, and recording music.
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Supports MIDI controls for multi-mic routing and other drum kit parameters
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Enables communication with Ableton Live through MIDI Remote Scripts for track manipulation, instrument and effect selection, clip creation, and session control
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Enables real-time interaction with Ableton Live via MIDI Remote Scripts, allowing for song control, track management, clip operations, and audio recording functionality.
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Supports playing notes using MIDI note numbers (0-127), enabling programmatic music composition through standard MIDI note representations.
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Enables parsing and manipulation of MIDI files, including reading file information, modifying tracks, notes, control changes, and pitch bends, setting tempo, and adding new elements to MIDI files.
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Integrates with MIDI protocol to allow creation and editing of MIDI clips with notes, enabling AI-assisted composition and music arrangement within Ableton Live.
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Provides comprehensive tools for analyzing MIDI Standard MIDI Files (SMF), including file parsing, track analysis, event extraction with filtering capabilities, and detailed MIDI data inspection for tempo, time signatures, and musical content.
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Provides comprehensive MIDI control capabilities including listing MIDI ports, creating virtual ports for DAW connections, sending note on/off messages, control change commands, and executing complex musical sequences with precise timing control.
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Enables AI-driven music composition and multi-track MIDI generation, allowing creation of full band arrangements with instruments like piano, saxophone, and drums that can be played through software or hardware synthesizers