Processing (19 of 21): MIDI using the RWMidi library

** Note: If you're doing anything with MIDI, OSC, etc you should check out benjamin.kuper... **
This is a collection of screen recordings about Processing that I recovered from courses that I taught over a decade ago. They're each under 5 minutes. Interestingly, I think most/all of the content is still relevant and mostly accurate, so I thought they were worth uploading. Comments about any outdated details are appreciated. Comments about the sound quality are not necessary, thanks. :)
* 001 Animation (1 of 3): Drawing with Loops - • Processing (1 of 21): ...
* 002 Animation (2 of 3): Interactivity using the Mouse and Keyboard - • Processing (2 of 21): ...
* 003 Animation (3 of 3): Translation Rotation and Scaling - • Processing (3 of 21): ...
* 004 Text (1 of 2): Fonts and Typography - • Processing (4 of 21): ...
* 005 Text (2 of 2): Strings and How to Read from Files or the Web - • Processing (5 of 21): ...
* 006 Arrays - • Processing (6 of 21): ...
* 007 Arrays of Images - • Processing (7 of 21): ...
* 008 Installing Libraries - • Processing (8 of 21): ...
* 009 More Shape Stuff and Making Custom Functions - • Processing (9 of 21): ...
* 010 Switch Statement and "State Machines" - • Processing (10 of 21):...
* 011 Parsing Strings (1 of 2): String Methods - • Processing (11 of 21):...
* 012 Parsing Strings (2 of 2): Splitting and Matching Strings - • Processing (12 of 21):...
* 013 Bitmap Images vs Vector Images - • Processing (13 of 21):...
* 014 Image Processing with the Pixels Array - • Processing (14 of 21):...
* 015 Live Video Input - • Processing (15 of 21):...
* 016 Parsing XML Documents - • Processing (16 of 21):...
* 017 Getting User Keypresses to Appear on the Canvas - • Processing (17 of 21):...
* 018 MIDI: Using the proMIDI Library - • Processing (18 of 21):...
* 019 MIDI: Using the RWMidi Library - • Processing (19 of 21):...
* 020 OSC: Using the oscp5 Library- • Processing (20 of 21):...
* 021 OSC with the Wiimote and Osculator - • Processing (21 of 21):...
BTW, these were originally recorded as SWF (Flash) movies using Jing. I documented how I was able to convert them to MP4 files here: gist.github.com/rahji/755330bfd36f361bbf7a3ec74f2ceef8