The incidences of âon a tearâ is on rise from 0.000001 in 1970 to 0.0000025 after 2000 and onward, but incidences of 'in a tear' have been flattened out at the low level of 0.0000012 - 0.0000016 throughout the tracked period.
1 Used literally, MIDI controller refers to any hardware or software that generates and transmits MIDI data to MIDI-enabled devices. 2  in practice, MIDI controller refers to a device that controls parameters of a performance.
The MIDI interface The MIDI interface has three ports. MIDI: IN, OUT and THRU. The IN port allows data to be received by the machine. The OUT port is used for transmitting data. The THRU port creates a replica of the input signal. This is used to connect more than one MIDI device. At first glance it may seem unnecessary to have the THRU port, since you could simply chain devices together using the output from the OUT port.