Author: KermMartian
Posted: 19 Oct 2012 01:33:10 pm (GMT -5)
Sort of. MIDI is a slightly-compressed format in that it uses variable-length numbers to encode the tick/time offset of events, which is fun to decode (cf. the MobileTunes 3.1 MIDI converter). Are you asking if it's possible to read and save MIDI format on a calculator, or if it's possible to do that while playing a synthesis of the MIDI music? In either case, the answer is yes, with substantial coding effort.
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Posted: 19 Oct 2012 01:33:10 pm (GMT -5)
Sort of. MIDI is a slightly-compressed format in that it uses variable-length numbers to encode the tick/time offset of events, which is fun to decode (cf. the MobileTunes 3.1 MIDI converter). Are you asking if it's possible to read and save MIDI format on a calculator, or if it's possible to do that while playing a synthesis of the MIDI music? In either case, the answer is yes, with substantial coding effort.
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