Computer Music (MUSC 216)
Final Exam Part I

This is an OPEN BOOK exam. You may consult any online or written sources which we used in class. However, you may not consult with other students or anyone else. All work must be your own.

There are 30 questions. Each question is worth 3.33 points. This portion of the EXAM will count for 50% of your overall Final Exam grade. The Exam must be completed and submitted by the deadline described in the Class Schedule.

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1. How many MIDI Channels are there?
 
2. $E0 is the HEXADECIMAL value for which MIDI command?
  
3. $90 is the HEXADECIMAL value for which MIDI command?
  
4. $C0 is the HEXADECIMAL value for which MIDI command?
  
5. $B0 is the HEXADECIMAL value for which MIDI command?
  
6. Which Control Change is indicated by the value #1?
  
7. Which Control Change is indicated by the value #7?
  
8. Which Control Change is indicated by the value #10?
  
9. Which Control Change is indicated by the value #121?
  
10. Which Control Change is indicated by the value #123?

11. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Note ON, MIDI channel SIXTEEN:

12. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Note ON, MIDI channel FIVE:

13. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Note ON, MIDI channel TEN:

14. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Program Change, MIDI channel THREE:

15. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Program Change, MIDI channel TWELVE:

16. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Program Change, MIDI channel ELEVEN:

17. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Control Change, MIDI channel FOUR:

18. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Control Change, MIDI channel EIGHT:

19. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Control Change, MIDI channel SIX:

20. What is the HEXADECIMAL value for this MIDI command: Control Change, MIDI channel THIRTEEN:

For the following examples, the 1st number is HEXADECIMAL and the other numbers are DECIMAL:  
21. Is this a VALID MIDI Command: $B0 10 128 ?
  
22. Is this a VALID MIDI Command: $FF 99 99 ?
  
23. Is this a VALID MIDI Command: $C0 127 ?
  
24. Is this a VALID MIDI Command: $BG 10 127 ?
  
25. Is this a VALID MIDI Command: $GF 99 ?
  
These questions have to do with material that was presented and discussed in class:  
26. "MIDI" is an acrostic for:
  
27. Who developed one of the first practical synthesizer around 1965?
  
28. Is there more than one way to turn a note OFF with MIDI?
  
29. Is there more than one way to turn a note ON with MIDI?
  
30. What does this MIDI command do: $B0 10 64
  

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