13 May
2006
13 May
'06
8:44 a.m.
Bert Visser kirjoitti:
Dominic Sacré schreef:
I have been interested in Qmidiroute, too, but never managed to figure out
how
to build it from sources. It doesn't even have a proper Makefile, just a bunch
of .h and .cpp files. How does one build programs like that?
JR
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Hi,
I'm looking for some kind of midi patchbay (in software, using alsa),
that can also process midi events, like, for example, converting note
on to control change events, etc.
In particular, I'd like to be able to:
- route midi events between input and output ports, and activate
different setups by sending midi messages
- split midi channels, e.g. to send the upper part of a keyboard to
one output port, and the lower part to another
- change midi velocity curves
- convert sustain pedal (cc 64) to appropriate note off events (I know
this one is very specific)
Is there any tool (or set of tools) that can do this?
Thanks,
Dominic
Try Qmidiroute; you can get it at http://alsamodular.sourceforge.net/
Bert