The MIDI Protocol: Bits, Bytes, and Binary | Simon Hutchinson

[@zhehuizhang4468]

I love Music and programming, and this video really gives me the underlying principle. Thanks!

[@armandotovar5353]

Excelente video y muy bien explicado 🔥

[@SpectralEvolver]

Great video! Just doing some review. I love to revisit the essentials. Thanks

[@SimonHutchinson]

Thanks! I appreciate it! Fundamentals never go out of style.

[@sgchueca]

thanks!

[@daniellumertz7508]

Great videos! very very helpfull!!

[@daniellumertz7508]

and really well planned

[@SimonHutchinson]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Hiyori___]

2:34 lol Great video, thank you

[@raghudevisetti9382]

Very useful, but more time taken for explanation on the 2 to the power!

[@SimonHutchinson]

Hi Raghu, Thanks for watching! More on bits and the power of 2 here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pofYlICgoL2dpKs

[@kittinapiccolona5757]

Well, for Example I need more then 128 pitches. Seems crazy bu it is what it is

[@SimonHutchinson]

Great news, then. You can use MIDI pitch bend for over 2 million pitches! (kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHPGlKuNoLqal7c).

[@kittinapiccolona5757]

@@SimonHutchinson I've already seen that other video. It helped me a lot, thanks! The two milion pitches you're speakig about are in monophnic settig I guess, or up to 16 voices using midi chanells? What if I'm in need of having a 256 or 512 tones the octave and playng them in a more then 16 voices polyphony? Maybe MTS can help or the midi 2.0 protocol. Thaks for your reply