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The 2005 Region VI AGO Convention

MIDI Workshop – MIDI 102

An Introduction to Concepts and Terminology

June 27, 2005 – 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM

Sponsored by

Rodgers Instruments and Church Organs of Colorado

MIDI

 MI – Musical Instrument

o Acoustic or electronic

o Organ, piano, keyboard

o Sound module, effects processor, sequencer

 DI – Digital Interface

o Serial data transmitted from one device to another

o Similar to data transmitted by a computer to a telephone modem

o Not the audio or analog information that we hear

MIDI DATA

 Messages (also called commands) that communicate events

 Messages or packets of data are transmitted as events occur

 If no events occur, no data is transmitted

 Examples of events

o Note on

o Note off

o Program change

o Expression change

MIDI DEVICES OF MOST INTEREST TO ORGANISTS

 MIDI Sequencers - record and playback note, stop change and expression events

 Sound Modules - create sounds in addition to the sounds available on the organ

THE MIDI CONNECTION BETWEEN MIDI DEVICES

 Typical connectors available on a MIDI equipped musical instrument

o IN – Accepts data from another MIDI equipped device

o OUT – Sends data to another MIDI equipped device

o THRU – Passes data received at the IN connector onto another MIDI equipped

device

 Each connector is circular and has 5 pins (called a 5-pin DIN connector)

 All MIDI cables are alike with male connectors on each end

o One pin is connected to a shield inside the cable

o Two pins are used for transmitting data

o Two pins are not connected

 The MIDI cable carries only data - not sound

 Sound is carried on an audio cable - typically a cable with quarter inch phone jacks on

each end

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Strona 1 - MIDI Workshop – MIDI 102

The 2005 Region VI AGO Convention MIDI Workshop – MIDI 102 An Introduction to Concepts and Terminology June 27, 2005 – 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM Sponsored

Strona 2

Page 2MAKING A SOUND MODULE CONNECTION  Shown below is a page from the Roland Fantom FX instruction manual  The Roland Fantom XR is a sound modul

Strona 3 - THE MIDI DATA

Page 3MAKING A MIDI SEQUENCER CONNECTION  Shown below is a page from Rodgers MR-200 instruction manual  The Rodgers MR-200 is a MIDI sequencer 

Strona 4 - MIDI CHANNEL

Page 4DATA NOTATION  A 10 bit byte can be represented in Binary notation as in the following example. o 0100101011  Since the first (start) bit

Strona 5

Page 5OVERVIEW OF THE MIDI COMMAND SET Specific MIDI Channel Commands Byte 1 (Hex Value) Command or Status Name Bits 1 – 4 Command Bits 5 – 8 Channe

Strona 6

Page 6FOCUS ON THE IMPORTANT COMMANDS  Note On – the command is sent when a key is depressed o Command 2nd Byte 3rd Byte 9nH kkH vvH n = MI

Strona 7

Page 7CONTINUE FOCUS ON IMPORTANT COMMANDS  Volume (Controller number 7) o Command 2nd Byte 3rd Byte BnH 07H vvH n = MIDI channel number. 0

Strona 8 - STATION

Page 8CONTINUE FOCUS ON IMPORTANT COMMANDS  Reverb Depth (Controller number 91) o Command 2nd Byte 3rd Byte BnH 5BH vvH n = MIDI channel numb

Strona 9

Page 9WHAT IS MISSING FROM THE AVERAGE ORGAN CONSOLE TO BE THE IDEAL SOUND MODULE CONTROL WORK STATION  Velocity sensitive keyboards  Ability to

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