I have a Yamaha MIDI guitar, that, when I play a MIDI file encoded using the XG MIDI standard, causes certain lights on the guitar to turn on and off. I am trying to determine the MIDI event that causes this so that I can programmatically send the same event without the use of a MIDI file (the same way I can send a Note On (144) or Note Off (128) command). However, while I have been able to locate a copy of the MIDI protocol, I have not been able to locate the XG MIDI protocol. Is there a way, beyond trying to send all possible commands to the device until I locate the appropriate command, to determine what the MIDI event is that is causing the lights to change state? Or is there somewhere that I can get a copy of the XG MIDI protocol? Two things: • XG is the semantic extension of MIDI protocol.

Ipmtb-tk Motherboard Manual. It doesn't change anything in the structure of the MIDI file. The only thing is, that if you use an XG-compatible instrument to record, say, changes of the resonance of the filter, it will cause the same effect on any other XG instrument. Luis Cabral Introduction Industrial Organization Pdf here. But on the MIDI procotol level, you will still have the CC (Control Change) message #71 (IIRC).

• MIDI protocol is very extensible and leaves a lot of space for manufacturers. Not only you can use CC messages, but also Registered Parameter Numbers (RPNs) and NRPNs (Non-Registered ones). On top of it you have System Exclusive (SysEx) messages and I would bet that an appropriately crafted SysEx message could change the lights on the guitar. Try to get so-called 'Data List' for your instrument, it should include all the information about the MIDI messages that are being sent/received by your guitar. Wikipedia: 'In 1999, the official GM standard was updated to include more controllers, patches, RPNs and SysEx messages, in an attempt to reconcile the conflicting and proprietary Roland GS and Yamaha XG additions.'

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