General MIDI (GM) was a subset of the MIDI protocol that aimed to standardize the way MIDI devices respond to certain commands, ensuring that a MIDI file (a sequence of MIDI messages) would sound the same on any GM-compatible device. Introduced in 1991, GM specified a set of requirements for MIDI devices, including the use of certain sounds (such as piano, strings, and percussion) on specific MIDI channels and the requirement for devices to have a minimum of 16 channels.
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