20 Dec
2009
20 Dec
'09
11:11 a.m.
On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 11:11:45AM -1000, david wrote:
Gabriel M. Beddingfield wrote:
yep, for instance to exchange notes 60 and 61:
dnew 0 nil wo # register 0 as output device
dnew 1 "MyClient:MyPort" ro # register 1 as input devices
fnew myfilt # create a filter
fmap {any 1} {any 0} # map anything on 1 -> 0
fmap {note 1 60} {note 0 61} # map note 60 -> note 61
fmap {note 1 61} {note 0 60} # map note 61 -> note 60
i # start processing
at this stage, midish processes notes from MyClient:MyPort
and sends the result on midish:midish/0, example:
$ aseqdump -l |grep midish
130:0 midish midish/0
applications connecting to "midish:midish/0" will see what you play
on MyClient:MyPort, but with notes 60 and 61 exchanged.
-- Alexandre
Add and change lines as you see fit. These are
all decimal
note numbers. When you're done, save the file and issue the
'make' command.
To run it, make sure you start jackd with the -Xseq option
to create the bridge between ALSA MIDI and JACK MIDI. Then,
run this program. Use something lack qjackctl to insert it
between your input and output ports on the 2x2.
Hope it helps!!
Hmmm, couldn't the same thing have been done using midish????