The messages can be just a few numbers long, or thousands of numbers long! For example, this is the sysex message that you would send to a Yamaha DX7 to ask it to dump the sysex data for its current patch: Every number that's sent in between those two is between 0 and 127. This is just a way for makers of synthesizers and other instruments to have their own special MIDI messages (not universal like notes and CC).Įvery sysex message starts with the number 240 and ends with 247. Then there's sysex, which is short for "System Exclusive". The 144 tells the synth to start playing a note, then the 60 tells it that the note to play is middle C, and the 80 is the velocity to play the note at. For example, to tell any synthesizer to start playing a middle C note (with a velocity of 80, on MIDI Channel 1), you would send: These are standard messages (each message is just 3 numbers in a row) that are universally-understood by different instruments (although depending on the instrument, the CC messages might do different things). The MIDI messages (numbers) that are used to play an instrument are mostly note messages and control change (CC) messages. If you've ever used MIDI, it was probably so that you could play an instrument. Every number is between 0 and 255, and the numbers and their order have special meanings. And the content of MIDI is just a series of numbers, sent one-by-one. MIDI is a way for computers and synthesizers to talk to each other (or computers to talk to computers, or synths to synths, etc.). And you see this term "sysex" mentioned, and it sounds like voodoo.
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If you're reading this page, you're probably trying to load some patches onto your synthesizer, or use some patch editor software, or something like that.
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