Apple, Google and Microsoft Implementations of MIDI 2.0 - ADC22

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Apple, Google and Microsoft Implementations of MIDI 2.0 - Pete Brown, Phil Burk, Torrey Holbrook Walker & Mike Kent - ADC22

Engineers from Apple, Google, and Microsoft will present the current state of MIDI 2.0 implementations in their operating systems. We’ll describe the API changes required for MIDI 2.0 for each platform as well as discuss the philosophy and reasoning behind various design decisions. We’ll also present the status of transports, such as USB and Ethernet. If you’re a developer who is interested in the practical implementations of MIDI 2.0, this is the session for you.

Slides: link will be updated when available.
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Pete Brown

Pete works in the Windows + Devices org in Microsoft, primarily focusing on partners, apps, and technology for musicians. He's the lead for the Windows MIDI Services project which is bringing an updated MIDI stack to Windows, and adding full MIDI 2.0 support. He's also serves as the current Chair of the Executive Board of the MIDI Association.

When not working, he enjoys synthesizers, electronics, woodworking, astrophotography, 3d Printing, and CNC projects at his home on the east coast of the US.
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Phil Burk

Music and audio software developer. Interested in compositional tools and techniques, synthesis, and real-time performance on Android. Worked on HMSL, JForth, 3DO, PortAudio, JSyn, WebDrum, ListenUp, Sony PS3, Syntona, ME3000, Android MIDI, AAudio, Oboe and MIDI 2.0.
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Torrey Holbrook Walker

I am a senior software framework engineer on the Core Audio team at Apple and a frequent MIDI specification contributor and prototyper with the MIDI Association. I have been passionate about creating music production technologies that delight audio software developers, musicians, and music producers over my 16-year career with Apple.

You should talk to me about:
- MIDI 2.0 software implementations or USB MIDI 2.0 hardware support.
- CoreMIDI APIs, USB MIDI, or BLE MIDI.
- The best food in London.
- Analog high-end audio and vinyl.
- Autechre, Aphex Twin, Squarepusher, and any wonky music with a shedload of bass.
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Mike Kent

Mike Kent is the Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer of AmeNote Inc. Mike is a world leader in technology for musical instruments and professional audio/video. Mike is the Chair of the MIDI 2.0 Working Group of the MIDI Association. He is a co-author of USB MIDI 1.0, the principal architect of USB MIDI 2.0, and Chair of the MIDI Working Group of the USB Implementers Forum.
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Special thanks to the ADC22 Team:

Lina Berzinskas
Sophie Carus
Derek Heimlich
Andrew Kirk
Bobby Lombardi
Tom Poole
Ralph Richbourg
Jim Roper
Jonathan Roper

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48 minutes of hype and no mention of timing delays. How long is it going to take to get a note from an external device through all this to an external destination?