The KORG MIDI controller "nanoKONTROL2" has LEDs on its buttons. These LEDs can be turned on and off by sending MIDI from TouchDesigner, not just by operating the unit itself. I have summarized the ...

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Last week, The New York Times launched the Midi, our daily medium-size crossword. By Ian Livengood Ian Livengood is a puzzle editor at The Times who works on Pips and the Midi. This article contains ...

Microsoft has finally ushered in the era of MIDI 2.0 for Windows 11, more than a year after first teasing the functionality for Windows Insiders. In addition to a raft of enhancements, Microsoft has ...

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Former Black Midi leader Geordie Greep has been moving the pieces into place for his first solo album — debuting a new live band, booking American shows, and then properly announcing The New Sound ...

No polyphonic aftertouch. Integration with Arturia’s stand-alone instruments is hit-or-miss at the moment. If you’re looking for a standard keyboard-based controller, though, it can be hard to justify ...

It could be a little while before Black Midi release new music. Over the weekend, singer-guitarist Geordie Greep hosted an Instagram Live session and, at one point, wrote, “Black midi was an ...

Black Midi, the London group whose brand of noise-rock and prog-punk weirdness earned them the title of “the most exciting new band in Britain” early in their career, has apparently called it quits.