The RTP-MIDI driver is reached using the Network icon in the MIDI/Audio Configuration tool. AppleMIDI Īpple Computer introduced RTP-MIDI as a part of their operating system, Mac OS X v10.4, in 2005. The MMA ( MIDI Manufacturers Association) has created a page on its website in order to provide basic information related to RTP-MIDI protocol.
The protocol has not changed between the two version of the RFC documents, the last one contains correction of errors found in RFC 4695)
RFC 4695 has been obsoleted by RFC 6295 in 2011. In parallel, another document was released by Lazzaro and Wawrzynek to give details about practical implementation of the RTP-MIDI protocol, especially the journaling mechanism. In 2006, the document was submitted to IETF and received the number RFC 4695. In 2004, John Lazzaro and John Wawrzynek, from UC Berkeley, made a presentation in front of AES named "An RTP payload for MIDI". RTP-MIDI is compatible with real-time applications, and supports sample-accurate synchronization for each MIDI message. Compared to MIDI 1.0, RTP-MIDI includes new features like session management, device synchronization and detection of lost packets, with automatic regeneration of lost data.
It is completely open and free (no license is needed), and is compatible both with LAN and WAN application fields. RTP-MIDI (also known as AppleMIDI) is a protocol to transport MIDI messages within RTP ( Real-time Protocol) packets over Ethernet and WiFi networks.
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