midi oss4
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by supercarrot » Tue Mar 24, 2009 3:45 am
You can compile it will the 'midi' option now if you want.
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by TonyVanDam » Tue May 19, 2009 2:39 am
supercarrot wrote:You can compile it will the 'midi' option now if you want.
How?
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Re: midi oss4
by togo59 » Tue Feb 02, 2010 9:59 pm
But is there any point in compiling it? I mean will it actually work with Jack or ZynAddSubFX from a midi keyboard? Does it support all CCs, NPRNS, sysex, etc? I have a Novation ReMote midi keyboard, which worked fine with ALSA under Ubuntu (Studio) until the latest upgrade dropped support for my soundcard forcing me to switch to OSS.
I just can't believe there's no proper MIDI support in software you actually have to pay for. Obviously, I was stupid enough to assume that any self-respecting "sound system" would support MIDI and so didn't check before paying money to 4front.
I just can't believe there's no proper MIDI support in software you actually have to pay for. Obviously, I was stupid enough to assume that any self-respecting "sound system" would support MIDI and so didn't check before paying money to 4front.
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