About Midi
MIDI files are not actual audio recordings. Instead, they store musical instructions, such as which notes to play, how long to play them, how loud they should be, and which instruments to use.
A MIDI file works like digital sheet music for computers, keyboards, and music software. The sound depends on the device or software playing it, so the same MIDI file can sound different on different systems.
MIDI files are usually very small compared to audio files like MP3 or WAV because they do not contain recorded sound. They are commonly used for composing music, controlling electronic instruments, creating ringtones, and editing songs in music production software.
Overall, MIDI is useful because it is compact, easy to edit, and flexible for creating and arranging music.
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