22 Feb
2007
22 Feb
'07
3:41 p.m.
Yves Potin wrote:
Le 21 Feb à 20:09, terrence(a)terrencevak.net ecrivait:
I dont' know about that. My Toshiba laptop's sound hardware has no MIDI
ports or synthesizer, and I had to use the virmidi module so that the OS
could see fluidsynth.
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I'm trying to get virtual midi going so I
can use midi sequencers
with fluidsynth.
[...]
What am I missing?
The most simple thing is to use qsynth as a graphical
frontend. THe virmidi module is of absolutely no use to talk to
fluidsynth. You just have to connect your sequencer to the MIDI ports in
qjackctl.
http://qsynth.sourceforge.net/qsynth-index.html
AFAIK, the virmidi module is used to get more MIDI ports than the
soundcards provide. You *must*, first, see the native MIDI ports of your
soundcard (without this module) in order to obtain more, eventually.