Introduced by: Janet Jackson
V-MIDI
Music Recording Revolutionized
There is a new device under contraction that will revolutionize the recording industry at home and at professional studios; the device is called the V-MIDI, which is an acronym for Virtual Musical Instrument Digital Interface.
How it works? It uses a Duel Circuitry USB Microphone that sends an analog signal and a digital signal concurrently from the same transducer. The analog signal is process in the sound card as audio for on time monitoring, while the digital signal is converted into a 16 channel MIDI protocol.
V-MIDI requires a special V-MIDI sound card that has two inputs. What is so special about V-MIDI? Artist with virtually no keyboard experience will be able to record there keyboard instrumentation using there voices over the duel circuit USB microphone. Meaning anything you can imagine, if you can do it with you voice you can add it to your recordings, provided you have the proper software application. V-MIDI has many interesting features, however a universal feature is that it plays in several octaves, so you only need to be able to cover one octave vocally.
V-MIDI
Music Recording Revolutionized
There is a new device under contraction that will revolutionize the recording industry at home and at professional studios; the device is called the V-MIDI, which is an acronym for Virtual Musical Instrument Digital Interface.
How it works? It uses a Duel Circuitry USB Microphone that sends an analog signal and a digital signal concurrently from the same transducer. The analog signal is process in the sound card as audio for on time monitoring, while the digital signal is converted into a 16 channel MIDI protocol.
V-MIDI requires a special V-MIDI sound card that has two inputs. What is so special about V-MIDI? Artist with virtually no keyboard experience will be able to record there keyboard instrumentation using there voices over the duel circuit USB microphone. Meaning anything you can imagine, if you can do it with you voice you can add it to your recordings, provided you have the proper software application. V-MIDI has many interesting features, however a universal feature is that it plays in several octaves, so you only need to be able to cover one octave vocally.
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