👉 Piano computing, also known as MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) technology, is a digital communication protocol that allows electronic musical instruments, including pianos, to communicate with each other and with computers. It works by sending standardized data packets over cables or wirelessly, which include information about the pitch, velocity, and timing of notes played. This data enables software applications to interpret and reproduce musical performances accurately, regardless of the physical instrument used. Piano computing has revolutionized music production, performance, and education by providing musicians with versatile tools for composition, recording, and learning. It allows pianists to connect their instruments to computers or other MIDI-enabled devices, facilitating advanced features like automation, effects processing, and integration with digital audio workstations.
