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Hi, I'm trying to update the firmware of a musical device using a proprietary windows app that wants to write to a midi port (the device is a TC Electronics Nova System). I have an M-Audio Uno USB MIDI interface on my Fedora 15 laptop and it is working correctly (I can successfully capture SysEx dumps using amidi, etc.). The output of `amidi -l` is: > Dir Device Name > IO

Hi, On 21/06/12 16:46, Marc wrote: > > 2012/6/21 Andr?s Gonz?lez <acandido at hi-iberia.es > <mailto:acandido at hi-iberia.es>> > > On 20/06/12 15:01, Marc wrote: > >> as an long time macintosh user , musican/producer/programmer , i >> am very upset that another great technology (DSS ) vanished >> because of http streaming so i

I'm trying to get the MIDI music for the 1996 SegaSoft game Lose Your Marbles (http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=9196) working. The game itself remains Platinum under 1.3.34-- it runs great, without any overrides, and the sound effects work fine too... it's just the MIDI music that does not play, or rather, is not heard. I went to the Wiki and performed all

Hi, Using timidity, I've been able to listen to MIDI files with Linux on a machine with an Intel 801/AC'97 chip. However, with Wine, I've had trouble. Log messages show that the first MIDI output port is used. This happens to be 'MIDI Through' 62:0, not Timidity on port 128:0. $ aconnect -ol shows the list of output ports. I have no idea what port 62:0 does (perhaps send

Can anyone help me get MIDI working with Wine please? I'm on wine-20050628, which I installed with the ./tools/wineinstall script. It's a pure wine installation. (I have a Windows ME partition, but I'm not using it.) I'm using ALSA with Linux 2.6.x. I installed Band in a Box - according to the application DB this works under wine, and indeed, it does load and display the main

I can run most midi apps in wine through timidity with no problem but there are quite a few apps which don't allow you to assign the midi output to timidity such as Media Player Classic or WM player 6. They try to use the windows default which is of course MS synth or Emu10k1. There must be a way of mapping the midi output in wine from such apps to timidity but I just can't get it to

I'd want to run the windows editor for my guitar preamp (VOX Tonelab SE) which is connected to the MIDI in and out sockets of my soundcard. The program installs and starts without any problems under wine but it can't find any MIDI ports. MIDI works fine otherwise in Linux - I can read from and write to the sockets with arecordmidi and aplaymidi, but there are no MIDI devices visible

Hello all, I'm trying to run a synth editor (SY editor) under Wine on Ubuntu Gutsy. The editor runs fine it seems but I can't get MIDI in out to work, the editor gives me an error midi device not properly configured. I'm using the Edirol UM-2ex, and I selected ALSA under wine configuration - sound, and I can see UM2 for both MIDI in and out in the configuration. I also see UM2 for

Ok guys, I just committed the Ogg MIDI code to ogg-tools/oggmerge. You can now make synced vorbis+midi Oggs, but there is (not yet anyway) a tool to play such files. Have a look at the code, and let me know if you see anything major. Adding new media types for merging should be trivial, and you already have two examples (the vorbis one is VERY simple and the MIDI one is much more complicated)

Hi- i'm kinda busy doing other stuff at college to read through the mailing list properly, but i read somewhere before that midi data embeded in ogg vorbis files could be used to control lighting stuff. The lighting desk at college has a midi input to control most of the lighting functions. Its also right next to the sound desk. So i was wondering, if it is possible to stick midi data into

Try opening the sound tab in winecfg. It'll create a ALSA-based default configuration for you, which might automatically find the right MIDI channels. If it doesn't, try using a soft synth solution like timidity or qsynth. I think these automatically pick up on MIDI-supporting sound cards, too, plus extra MIDI channels that will definitely be detected by Wine will be exposed.

Hi, I have been using Matlab to produce midi files for sonfication and algorithmic composition projects. I would like to transfer that work into R (in which I am a total newbie) and have been looking for a package that can read and write midi files. No success so far so does anyone know of one? I have seen that I can output to csv and then use a utility to convert csv to midi (and vice-versa). But

On Sat, 23 Jun 2012, R?cker Thomas wrote: > c) I'm not aware of any currently existing software that would mux > vorbis and midi in an ogg container. > d) neither am I aware of software that can demux and use vorbis and midi. > (I'm not saying c/d does not exist, but I haven't heard of it) There is definitely a spec for doing this: http://wiki.xiph.org/OggMIDI Granted,

Hello everyone. I'm using Wine with the ALSA sound driver. I want to know how to specify which ALSA midi port is used for output. By default, it's using the Midi Through (65:0), but I want it to use TiMidity (128:0). I found this post on the mailing list: http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-users/2005-July/018392.html And followed the directions appropriately, but it still continued

i'm trying to run cakewalk, it's a midi sequencer but i have an error. what is a WinMM section? error messages: ------------ err:mmsys:MMDRV_InitHardcoded You didn't setup properly the config file for the Wine multimedia modules. Will use the hard-coded setup, but this will disappear soon. Please add a WinMM section to your Wine config file. err:winspool:AddPrinterDriverA Can't

On 13/11/2020 07:01, Simon Matter wrote: >> On 12/11/2020 17:26, Ralf Prengel wrote: >>> Hallo, >>> witch virtualizer are you using. >> >> KVM/QEMU >> >>> Sure that the virtual sound-device is connected with the right hardware? >> >> I can play CDs and listen to YouTube on the host, so I'm assuming the >> hardware is fine.

Just thought soome of you all may be interested in this. It is a small simple Bash script that will convert a midi file to Ogg Vorbis at the quality you specify using TiMidity++ and oggenc. If you have any suggestions, feel free to either implement them or send them to me either on or off list. If you decide to implement a suggestion yourself, I would like a copy of your modified version of the

Hi, On 07/01/2014 09:48 AM, Patrick Shirkey wrote: > I am evaluating icecast for a project that requires video and/or midi data > with the stream. > > I am bandwidth limited upto 20Mb/s so icecast would provide a good base to > work from for low bitrate audio streaming. > > Ideally I would like to be able to serve data to 20 client devices. Accounting for overhead, etc. that

On 20/06/12 15:01, Marc wrote: > Hello List, Hello Marc, > > as an long time macintosh user , musican/producer/programmer , i am > very upset that another great technology (DSS ) vanished because of > http streaming so i turned my interest towards icecast, whitch seems > an fantastic and evolved media streaming server. > > I am very interested in Midi, especialy the

Hello List, as an long time macintosh user , musican/producer/programmer , i am very upset that another great technology (DSS ) vanished because of http streaming so i turned my interest towards icecast, whitch seems an fantastic and evolved media streaming server. I am very interested in Midi, especialy the possibility to *sync Audio with Midi*. So my question , would it be possible to stream a