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Sample MIDI MIDI is organized into 4 types of files.  The most common are MIDI files, but also includes WAV, MID, and IMP files.  MIDI files are similar to other common MIDI file types, but contain even more information than just note on and off timing and CC numbers.  They contain information about the track, including tempo and velocity, which lets you program the sounds into a given musical key.
In contrast, IMP files contain only CC and On/Off timings.  They can be recorded using a variety of MIDI recording programs, which record CC and On/Off timings when any note is triggered.  IMP files are easy to use when creating sounds with an external sequencer like Cubase, because you can trigger tracks with any of the available virtual instruments, and record individual CCs to generate any kind of percussive effect you want.
WAV files are audio files in the popular Microsoft Windows' AIFF format.  When using Pro Studio 7 to record your audio samples, you can record audio to any of the virtual instruments' audio tracks and record CCs to generate effects like flange, chorus, phaser, and vibrato.  The Pro Studio's audio plug-ins can be used to change the pitch of any audio file, for example, using pitch shifting to make one sound sound similar to another, or to change the pitch while re-recording, a technique used in popular songwriting software like Amadeus.
Several MIDI effects work with MIDI files.  These include:
 Reverb (e.g., Hall, Studio, Live, etc.)
 Stereo width
 Chorus
 Phaser
 Flange
 Stereo flange
 Chorus chorus
 Vibrato
 Vibrato width
 Reverb delay
 Reverb decay (e.g., Decay Time, Decay HZ, Slow Slow, etc.)
 Solo and unison (e.g., Solo, Stereo Solo, Mono Solo)
 Polyphony
 Pitch bend
 Aftertouch
 Pitch bend range
 Modulation (e.g., Phase)
 Channel memory (e.g., Ring Modulation, Flexible Pitch Bend)
 Multi-voice
See also 
 List of music software
References
External links 
Official website
Daum's website
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