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Because as far as I know, MIDI uses pre-recorded sounds to synthesize tracks. This, on the other hand, simulates the physics of the given instrument, which lets
by PieSquared 18y ago
Because as far as I know, MIDI uses pre-recorded sounds to synthesize tracks. This, on the other hand, simulates the physics of the given instrument, which lets the program create much more complex sounds. This has the type of potential that MIDI cannot have in anything resembling its current form.