5 Jul
2009
5 Jul
'09
9:11 a.m.
Renato Budinich wrote:
Thank you very much, this is interesting, I'll
have a look into RtMidi
and your program. Being that the little I know is C, is it much more
difficult outputting notes using the alsa api?
Hi :)
I'm not a Linux, neither a C/C++ coder, but the answer here is very
simple, if the MIDI events (I guess this is what you mean by keyboard
events) are recognized by Linux, then there seems to be a driver for
your equipment that's good enough for your needs :). So go on, write a
simple Linux MIDI tool in C/C++, make it open source and reach in the
link, maybe some Dino-Assembler-Beings for some microchips (like me)
will be able to understand how to program for Linux too, if there would
be some very simple examples, excepted of "Hello world" ;).
Good luck,
Ralf
Since there is a driver for it, you should be
able to use it as an
alsa midi device.
uhm, i'm not sure... the driver (snd_usb_caiaq) actually takes care of
the soundcard built in the pedal, and on the way also makes the buttons
create keyboard events, and the pedal EV_ABS