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The MIDI File Format Specification and MIDI Implementation in QMidiPlayer

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2016-04-09
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-This article is intended to be a reliable MIDI file format and implementation reference. -It takes QMidiPlayer as an example to illustrate how a basic software-based MIDI implementation works. -For the Chinese version, please visit <Chinese version link here>. -

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  • 1 Data Representations -
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    • 1.1 Binary values
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