What is the uses of the Musical instrument digital interface?

The Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) allows electronic Musical Instruments, computers, and other audio devices to communicate and synchronize with each other. It transmits performance data, such as notes played, velocity, and control changes, enabling musicians to create, edit, and sequence music digitally. MIDI is widely used in music production, live performance, and recording, facilitating integration between hardware and software instruments. Additionally, it supports a range of applications beyond music, including lighting control and audio production.