MIDItöötlust

MIDItöötlust refers to the process of manipulating MIDI data. MIDI, or Musical Instrument Digital Interface, is a technical standard that describes a communication protocol, digital interface, and connectors that are used to connect a wide range of electronic musical instruments, computers, and related audio devices for playing, editing, and recording music. MIDItöötlust encompasses various operations performed on MIDI messages, which are essentially commands that tell a device what notes to play, when to play them, how long to hold them, and with what velocity (how hard the note is pressed).

Common MIDItöötlust operations include quantization, which aligns notes to a specific rhythmic grid, correcting timing inaccuracies. Transposition changes the pitch of notes, allowing a piece of music to be played in a different key. Velocity editing adjusts the loudness of notes, influencing the expressive dynamics of a performance. MIDI data can also be filtered to remove specific types of messages, such as control change data or aftertouch. Furthermore, MIDItöötlust involves the creation, deletion, and modification of MIDI events, such as note-on, note-off, and program change messages.

Software applications known as sequencers are the primary tools for MIDItöötlust. These programs allow musicians and producers to record, arrange, edit, and playback MIDI sequences. Advanced MIDItöötlust can involve complex algorithmic processes, generative music techniques, or the creation of intricate automation within a musical composition. The ultimate goal of MIDItöötlust is to refine and shape musical performances and compositions, bringing them closer to the composer's or performer's artistic intent.