Welcome to Twin Cities MIDI at its' new location on the Internet, please make yourself at home! Here you'll find information on MIDI itself, links to MIDI files and other information and much more!

What is MIDI, anyway?

Although originally designed for professional musicians, MIDI is now available to literally millions of users, many who don't even know it exists. If you're not sure what MIDI is, or you're wondering what it takes to get up and running, be sure to check out this section.

MIDI files

OK, now that you know all about MIDI and what it can do for you, you might be wondering where you can download some MIDI files that you can play. Fortunately, the Internet is a rich source of MIDI files, and you can check out some of the coolest sites on this page.

MIDI Application Programming

The more technically-minded out there might be interested in creating their own MIDI applications on the platform of their choice. If you're one of them, check out the MIDI Application Programming section.

MIDI on the Macintosh

The Apple Macintosh has traditionally been a stronghold in the electronic music community. However, much of the information on the Internet seems to be devoted to DOS and Windows users, ignoring the needs of Mac users. In an attempt to meet these needs, we have this special section for Mac MIDI users .

MIDI for Windows Users

Even though Twin Cities MIDI has always been one of the few places to find information on using MIDI with the Macintosh we felt Twin Cities MIDI would not be complete without a section for Windows users.

MIDI for Musicians

Is it possible to have MIDI without a computer?  Maybe, the better question is, how can anyone creative do without one? Keep an eye on this section for MIDI outside the box and for creative software ideas to use in it. This is the section for people who own MIDI cables.

Other MIDI 'Net Resources

There are still a few MIDI sites on the internet. This section lists some of them, and points to a list of more.