I mostly agree, if you're talking about expression, though I thought MIDI 2.0 would improve the expression story. For anyone wondering about MIDI's limitations

I mostly agree, if you're talking about expression, though I thought MIDI 2.0 would improve the expression story. For anyone wondering about MIDI's limitations, here's a post by Roger Linn going into it a bit: https://www.rogerlinndesign.com/support/why-expression https://www.rogerlinndesign.com/support/why-expression > So why is this expressive touch control important? Because under skilled hands, the ability to capture subtle musical gestures enables more interesting and expressive solo performances than a MIDI keyboard's on/off switches. Consider a guitarist's string bends, a violinist's skillful vibrato, or a wind player's subtle breath control, all of which can't be authentically replicated on a MIDI keyboard. >In my view, the limitations of MIDI keyboards have resulted in electronically-generated music being used largely for background music