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<\/figure>\n\nTechnology has also transformed the language of music. Traditionally, music was written in sheet music, but in the digital world the language of music is called MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface), which allows computers and programs to understand the information coming from musical peripherals such as a MIDI keyboard, a guitar pedalboard, etc….It is quite common to find in home studios a piano keyboard that by itself does not sound, but with it, we can convert sounds into MIDI language: when we press a key a MIDI note is created that later (or in real time) will be played on the instrument we choose from our favorite sound bank, being able to choose from a grand piano, a string quartet to the most exotic instruments we can think of. In the same way, the MIDI editor of your DAW allows you to sequence the notes step by step and that makes the task of creating music much easier for people with no previous musical knowledge. Even so, of course, having musical training and culture will allow you, a priori, to give your compositions a greater richness, as long as the muses deign to visit you… or maybe, as the genius said: a masterpiece consists of 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration… What do you think?<\/p>\n\n
Jaime Camacho Pastilla<\/p>\n\n
ECM Analyst<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"