Invented in 1983, MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a universal protocol allowing electronic instruments, computers, and hardware to communicate. Instead of audio, it transmits performance data like note pitch, velocity, and automation. This enables producers, composers, and live performers to control synthesizers, sequence complex arrangements, and integrate gear seamlessly, revolutionizing music creation across all genres.
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