Midi FAQs

Question 1

What is Midi?

Accepted Answer

Midi is a server that lets you send MIDI sequences to any software that supports MIDI input. It creates a virtual MIDI output port on your system, allowing applications to receive MIDI data from it.

Question 2

What are the use cases for Midi?

Accepted Answer

Midi can be used to connect to DAWs like Ableton Live, Logic Pro, or FL Studio, control hardware synthesizers, or connect to any other software that accepts MIDI input, such as virtual instruments and lighting controllers. It is useful for game development when you want to integrate music or audio triggers with game events.

Question 3

How do I send a MIDI sequence?

Accepted Answer

The server provides an API endpoint to send a list of MIDI events containing note, velocity, duration and start_time information.

Question 4

How does Midi work?

Accepted Answer

Midi creates a virtual MIDI port that appears as a MIDI input device to other applications. You can then use the provided API to send MIDI Note On/Off messages, Control Change (CC) messages, and sequences of events with precise timing.

Question 5

What are the requirements to use Midi?

Accepted Answer

You need Python 3.7+, rtmidi, fastmcp, python-dotenv, and asyncio installed. Follow the installation instructions in the README to set up the server.

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