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MIDI and WAV Music

MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface.

MIDI music is the computer equivalent of writing down music on paper and getting the computer to perform the piece of music each time it needs to be played. This means that the way it sounds depends on the computer's sound card, so the music will often sound different on different computer. We may also say that MIDI is very much like a player piano roll that specify the action of the piano, while the tone or effect is generated by the piano itself of different brand.

While WAV music sounds exactly the same on every computer. WAV file is much larger in size than the original MIDI.

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  1. Unknown14 October 2015 at 23:48

    We must be particular when alluding to circle or circling, with reference to how the terms identify with music creation and execution.

    There are two sorts of circles, audio and MIDI. audio circles are genuine recorded sounds, while the MIDI circle is a progression of directions that triggers sounds from an electronic musical instrument. MIDI circles may be utilized with drum machines, console synthesizers and sound modules, and work like the activity of a player piano roll.If you love midi music then follow our channel and fanpage and stay with music.
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