Re: Midi file format (Used by several midi progra

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From: Jeff Koftinoff
Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1991 17:06

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There most definitely is a stanadard MIDI file format. It has been around since
1988.  It was initially developed by people at OPCODE. It is a very good
standard; it supports multi-track and multi-sequence files, META-events, and
SMPTE.
Standard MIDI Files are transportable between sequencer programs and computers
quite easily. I hope one day patch editor programs will be able to export
their sys-ex to a Midi File, so people can send out the sys-ex from their
sequencer.

Jeff Koftinoff

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Subject: Re: Midi file format (Used by several midi progra
Date: 21 Mar 91 09:06:54 PST