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MIDI patch

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MIDI patch
One of 16 channels in a MIDI device. Many keyboard synthesizers and MIDI sound modules can handle several waveforms per patch, mixing different instruments together to create synthetic sounds. Each waveform counts as a MIDI voice. Some sound cards can support two or more waveforms per patch.

Before General MIDI, which standardized patches, MIDI vendors assigned patch numbers to their synthesizer products in an arbitrary manner. See MIDI voices.


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The InterWave audio processor and its embedded VoiceCrystal General MIDI patch set have successfully completed Fat Labs extensive suite of tests, proving the processor's MIDI compatibility and its capacity to produce well-balanced, CD-quality wavetable audio synthesis from a General MIDI musical score.
Some cards also allow you to take a WAVE digital audio file and set it up as its own "patch" (in other words, the recorded audio becomes your own customized MIDI "instrument" that you can add to your pre-existing MIDI patch set and put into to your MIDI composition and manipulate just as you would a General MIDI patch.
 
 
 
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