*This is the MIDI file format reference I used when first learning
about MIDI:
http://jedi.ks.uiuc.edu/~johns/links/music/midifile.htm
*This also seems useful, especially in describing the MIDI byte
structure:
http://music.nuim.ie/music/sites/cpaneltest.nuim.ie.music/files/images/documents/StandardMidiFiles.pdf
*You don't have to provide data for all possible parameters. For
instance, MIDI Builder does not indicate a specific velocity
(loudness) for each MIDI note event. It just sets the value at 64 (mid
range) and leaves it. If we were using a velocity-sensitive input
device, i.e. a touch sensitive MIDI keyboard controller, then we would
want to "trap" the value of the velocity for each note.
*Print out the transcript dictionary reference for binaryEncode. Look
especially at the H parameter.
Kurt
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