[linux-audio-user] lightweight midi selector?

[Frank Barknecht]

Hi,
Daniel James hat gesagt: // Daniel James wrote:

> Can anyone recommend a simple low-on-resources program that will allow me to 
> select a midi bank or patch from those available on the soundcard? I don't 
> need sequencing abilities,  I just need to be able to select 'piano' or 
> 'organ' or whatever for live playing. Preferably without KDE or Gnome 
> dependencies - I'd like to save resources while recording with Audacity 
> running under the Blackbox window manager. 

I attached one to be used with Pd, that I designed for someone's kid.
Sorry, I don't know who I did this for anymore...

Start "pd -noaudio pgmchanger.pd" if you don't need Pd's audio
capabiliities.

ciao
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 Frank Barknecht                               _ ______footils.org__
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