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### MIDI channels
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MIDI is transmitted over a single channel. There are channels 1 through 16.
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When you plug in a MIDI instrument to your PC (through an adapter or over USB), typically, it will use **Channel 1**. For drum kits, it's very common for them to use **Channel 10**.
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When you plug in a MIDI instrument to your PC (through an adapter or over USB), typically, it will use **Channel 1**. For drum kits, it's very common for them to use **Channel 10**. However, it can vary; check the manual of your MIDI equipment.
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## MIDI Notes
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### Notes, CC, and Pitch Bend
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There are three types of controls that can be used as input:
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#### Notes
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Notes 0-127 correspond to a musical note.
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Spice will also display the equivalent note names as well - Note #0 is C-1, note #1 is C#-1, note #53 is F3, and so on.
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Things like piano keys and drum pads would typically have a corresponding note number. If you are unsure, consult the manual of your instrument.
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## MIDI in `Analog` tab
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