Standards

 Standards 

We are using arudino uno to make music along with synth edit. This is the equipment required to achieve all this 

- Arduino uno 

- usb lead

- LDR

- Switch

- 10k resistor 

- midi to  USB interface 

Here are the steps broken down into individual actions

-  Plug your Uno board into the PC.

- Check that the correct serial port and board is selected in the tools tab.

- Before you connect the midi to your board, open up the appropriate code under file examples >4 communication > midi and upload the file.

Also, open up synth edit 

 - Create a new file.

- Drop in synth edit.

- in edit  open preferences 

- Go to audio and midi

- Change midi in and out to usb2.0-midi

MIDI is an acronym that stands for music instrument digital interface. its a way to connect devices that make and control sound - such as samplers and computers so that they can communicate with each other using MIDI messages.

Example of Standards 

- Universal Serial Bus (USB): A standardized interface for linking peripherals to computers and similar devices. USB offers a universal connection point for devices like keyboards, mice, printers, and storage devices to establish communication with computers.

- Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP): The cornerstone of data exchange on the World Wide Web. HTTP outlines the protocol for web browsers and servers to exchange information, facilitating user access and interaction with websites.

- Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG): A standard for compressing and encoding digital images. JPEG is widely utilized for storing and distributing photographs and various image types across the internet and digital platforms.

- Portable Document Format (PDF): A standardized format for representing documents independent of software applications, hardware, or operating systems. PDF ensures consistent rendering and printing of documents across diverse platforms.

- ISO 9000: A suite of quality management standards that furnish organizations with guidance and methodologies to ensure their products and services consistently fulfill customer requirements and regulatory specifications.

RFCs are documents published by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and other organizations. They describe methods, behaviors, research, or innovations applicable to the workings of the Internet and Internet-connected systems. 

These standards, such as MIDI, serve essential functions within their specific fields by fostering interoperability, uniformity, and effectiveness across diverse processes and technologies.

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