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drivers own and control MIDI devices, which include such things as USB interfaces, MIDI keyboards, and so on. A device is defined as a physical object that would be represented by a single icon if there were a https://developer.apple.com/reference/coremidi/1658008-midi_services graphical view of the studio.A MIDI device may have multiple logically distinct http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12548856/coremidi-pgmidi-virtual-midi-error-in-ios6 sub-components. For example, one device may encompass a MIDI synthesizer and a pair of MIDI ports, both addressable via a USB port. Each such element of a device is called a MIDI entity.A MIDI entity can have any number of MIDI endpoints, each of which is a source or destination of error initializing a 16-channel MIDI stream. By grouping a device’s endpoints into entities, the system has enough information for an application to make reasonable default assumptions about how to communicate in a bi-directional manner with each entity, as is necessary in MIDI librarian applications.Core MIDI attaches a collection of properties to each object it manages. Some properties are dynamic characteristics of a device—such as MIDI receive error initializing coremidi channel and system-exclusive IDs. Other properties are a matter of user preference—such as choice of icon, and whether or not the device should appear in lists of possible controllers. Still other properties are static and could be looked up in a database, using the device’s manufacturer and model names as a key.The Core MIDI framework uses IPC (interprocess communication) to communicate with a server process, the MIDI server. The server process in turn loads, and manages all communication with, the MIDI driver. NoteWhen passing a Core Foundation object to a MIDI function, the MIDI function will never consume a reference to the object. The caller always retains a reference which it is responsible for releasing by calling the CFRelease function.When receiving a Core Foundation object as a return value from a MIDI function, the caller always receives a new reference to the object, and is responsible for releasing it.Beginning in iOS 6, apps need to have the audio key in their UIBackgroundModes in order to use CoreMIDI’s MIDISourceCreate(_:_:_:) and MIDIDestinationCreate(_:_:_:_:_:) functions. These functions return kMIDINotPermitted (-10844) if the key is not set. See Information Property List Key Reference for mor
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