[sdiy] New MIDI (was free AS3320, AS3340, AS3310 and AS3360 samples)

[Rutger Vlek]

I know many potential synth users that just can't grasp MIDI and do not
know how to set up connections reliably. Combine that with a strong desire
for faster MIDI and proper polyphonic control dimensions and you have a
fair bit of market share to look at (at least, that's my judgement).

Perhaps this could only be pulled of as an open-source project, avoiding
getting stuck between commercial interests alltogether?

Rutger

2017-11-02 16:18 GMT+01:00 Tristan <tu at alphalink.com.au>:

> Hopefully any new standard will at least remain inter-operable with the
> existing MIDI standard so that
> "New MIDI to MIDI interfaces" can be developed to allow current and future
> MIDI devices to be
> integrated.
> .
> Despite it's faults, MIDI has been hugely successful and it is cheap and
> relatively simple to implement. I
> like that I can hook up my early 80s JX3P to the latest MIDI gear and it
> will just work (all notes off aside).
> I can't say the same for most computer equipment of that vintage.
>
> /Tristan
>
> On Fri, Nov 3rd, 2017 at 1:47 AM, MTG <grant at musictechnologiesgroup.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Whatever this New MIDI is, it will probably need to be developed
> > independent of MIDI.org. They have historically shown no interest in
> > innovating the spec.  But can you get a bunch of synth makers to decide
> > on something else?
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