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What is the MIDI Association?
The MIDI Association is the non-profit community for both the companies who develop new MIDI specifications and products and the people that create music and art with MIDI. The MIDI.org website is the central repository of information about anything related to MIDI technology, from classic legacy gear to the next- gen MIDI protocols coming soon.
Our Mission for Individual Members
- Nurture an inclusive community of people who create music and art with MIDI
- Connect the people who use MIDI with the companies that create MIDI products
- Explain new technical developments in MIDI and explore how to use them
- Promote new ways of creatively using MIDI
- Create an environment for community members to learn from each other
The MIDI Innovation Awards
The MIDI Innovation awards give a platform to MIDI innovation. This enables winners to accelerate their product ideas through connections to the music industry, musicians and the NAMM community of trade professionals. The MIDI Innovation Awards rewards products, prototypes, installations or concepts that are thought-provoking and inspire new, creative use cases.
Our Mission for Corporate Members
- Develop and enhance MIDI to respond to new market needs
- Create new MIDI 2.0 standards with broad industry participation
- Ensure the interoperability of MIDI products
- Protect the term MIDI and the MIDI logo marks
- Promote the use of MIDI technology and products
Recent Forum Posts
is it possible to edit the xcrtl mode or mappig or what ever, hahaha of the x touch to controll the x air in the way i want it?
and if yes how?
if no is there a work around?
Well, I think I'm seeing a couple mistakes I've been making, and a couple that should have worked but don't. Maybe. Got to try some code changes to test where I think I went wrong. I'll update when I know if I figured it out.
Hopefully I can give ...