Q.
What is MIDI?
Ans.: MIDI: MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital
Interface) is an electronic musical instrument industry specification that
enables a wide variety of digital musical instruments, computers and other
related devices to connect and communicate with one another. The primary
functions of MIDI include communicating event messages about musical notation,
pitch, velocity, control signals for parameters (such as volume, vibrato, audio
panning, cues, and clock signals (to set and synchronize tempo) between
multiple devices; these complete a signal chain and produce audible sound from
a sound source. For users, MIDI enables a single player to sound as though they
are playing two or more instruments simultaneously. As an electronic protocol,
it is notable for its widespread adoption throughout the music industry.
Q.
What are the components of a
standard multimedia PC?
Ans.: Components of a standard multimedia PC:
CPU
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386SX or compatible
microprocessor
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RAM
|
2 megabytes of RAM
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Magnetic Storage
|
1.44-MB floppy disk
drive, 30-MB hard disk drive
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Optical Storage
|
CD-ROM with CD-DA
outputs
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Audio
|
DAC, ADC, music
synthesizer, on-board analog audio mixing
|
Video
|
VGA graphics adapter
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Input
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101 key keyboard,
two button mouse
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I/O
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Serial port, parallel
port, MIDI I/O port, joystick port
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System software
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Windows 3.1 or
Windows 3.0 with Multimedia Extensions (or binary compatible)
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