8 Jan
2012
8 Jan
'12
11:48 a.m.
So I tried jak midi , that's also an option.
Still have to figure out the process-callback in the context of my program.
What my program does is the following:
I have a simple usb drum kit, that is actually just working a gamepad
and recognized as /dev/input/js1
I can use the jostick examples from linux + jack midi
to make Hydrogen play a sound on action on one of the drum-pads.
So I think I can just make a buffer with one midinote en let the callback
empty that?
Dave
On 08-01-12 00:31, Paul Davis wrote:
On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 5:13 PM, Dan
Muresan<danmbox(a)gmail.com> wrote:
if you write apps that have to deal with lots of
arbitrary sized
sysexes (eg. patch librarians and that sort of thing), JACK MIDI is
cumbersome at best, unusable at worst. that's the main example i'm
familiar with.
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Linux applications. You know: Linux usage is absolutely marginal, also
among musicians and audio professionals. I find Jack MIDI unsuitable for my
use cases, so I usually don't use it.
It would be interesting to know which
use cases you are encountering?