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How to interpret MIDI file analysis parameter values, especially the "midi.NoteOnEvent" data field?

I am trying to parse MIDI files using the toolkit python-midifor python( repo link ).

Basically, my question is about interpreting the data I just extracted.

Here are the data:

mididump.py HHOP-Drums.mid 
midi.Pattern(format=0, resolution=96, tracks=\
[midi.Track(\
  [midi.TrackNameEvent(tick=0, text='HHOP-Drums\x00', data=[72, 72, 79, 80, 45, 68, 114, 117, 109, 115, 0]),
   midi.TimeSignatureEvent(tick=0, data=[4, 2, 36, 8]),
   midi.NoteOnEvent(tick=0, channel=0, data=[60, 125]),
   midi.NoteOnEvent(tick=0, channel=0, data=[71, 110]),
   midi.NoteOffEvent(tick=24, channel=0, data=[60, 0]),
   midi.NoteOffEvent(tick=0, channel=0, data=[71, 0]),
   (...)
   midi.NoteOffEvent(tick=12, channel=0, data=[71, 0]),
   midi.NoteOffEvent(tick=0, channel=0, data=[72, 0]),
   midi.NoteOnEvent(tick=0, channel=0, data=[72, 110]),
   midi.NoteOffEvent(tick=24, channel=0, data=[72, 0]),
   midi.EndOfTrackEvent(tick=0, data=[])])])

(I skipped most of midi.NoteOn / OffEvent to shorten the code embedded in this question. A complete analysis of this MIDI track is available here: http://pastebin.com/5emVhJWb .)

  • I do not know what the field means data midi.TrackNameEvent.
  • Secondly, the field is data midi.NoteOn/OffEventrather obscure. According to the repo documentation python-midi:

    NoteOnEvent , , , . , , - , , .

    NoteOffEvent , , . , , , - , , . NoteOnEvents NoteOffEvents.

, , midi.NoteOn/OffEvent data : midi.NoteOnEvent(tick=0, channel=0, data=[note_number, velocity]).

: , C1 . MIDI. C1 - 12. , 71.

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. , MIDI, kickdrum, , C1 Logic ( OS X).

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  • data TrackNameEvent text, .

  • - , MIDI. , ( "C1", " " "71" ) .

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