8 Sep
2006
8 Sep
'06
10:14 p.m.
So I have an M-Audio Black Box guitar system, which I love for giving
somewhere to plug my instrument-level gear straight into my little
Shuttle that I use for audio work.
Unfortunately, the Black Box doesn't have a midi-in (other than a
clock port), so what I'm wondering is whether it's at all possible to
use a seperate device to handle midi. I know you basically can't do
that with audio devices, but I thought midi might be a possibility.
Any help is much appreciated :)
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Joe Jones
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8 Sep
8 Sep
10:49 p.m.
On Sat, 2006-09-09 at 01:14 +0100, Joseph Jones wrote:
So I have an M-Audio Black Box guitar system, which I
love for giving
somewhere to plug my instrument-level gear straight into my little
Shuttle that I use for audio work.
Unfortunately, the Black Box doesn't have a midi-in (other than a
clock port), so what I'm wondering is whether it's at all possible to
use a seperate device to handle midi. I know you basically can't do
that with audio devices, but I thought midi might be a possibility.
Any help is much appreciated :)
if you are trying to input midi into your pc, then you can use many
sound card's midi port.
there are also m-audio devices that have midi in and outputs on them, i
believe they are called the midisport series, like 1x1, 2x2, 8x8, etc. i
could be wrong, because i don't have one, i just have heard about them.
i use my emu10k's mpu-401 as well as a usb keyboard.
if you are trying to record your guitar as midi, then you can use a
roland gk-2a or gk-3a pickup and a roland gi-10 or gi-20 to convert the
output of the pickup into midi, and from there, plug it into a midisport
or your sound card's midi port.
hope that helps, and sorry for the no-caps thing, my right shift key is
broken, and i don't use the left one.
dana
9 Sep
9 Sep
7:44 a.m.
Hallo,
Joseph Jones hat gesagt: // Joseph Jones wrote:
So I have an M-Audio Black Box guitar system, which I
love for giving
somewhere to plug my instrument-level gear straight into my little
Shuttle that I use for audio work.
Unfortunately, the Black Box doesn't have a midi-in (other than a
clock port), so what I'm wondering is whether it's at all possible to
use a seperate device to handle midi. I know you basically can't do
that with audio devices, but I thought midi might be a possibility.
That's no problem at all. Just get one of the cheap USB-midi adapters
supported (search http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/ for "midi") and load
the "snd-usb-audio" module to activate it like you would activate a
USB-audio card.
You may want to use the option "index=NUM" when loading snd-usb-audio
to put your midi device at a certain position. E.g. "modprobe snd-usb-audio
index=1" will make your snd-usb-audio card be the second card in your
system. You can make this permanent by adding "option snd-usb-audio
index=1" somewhere in your modprobe-configuration,
(/etc/modprobe.d/sound or similar, depends on distribution)
If you have two usb-audio cards (I think the Black Box is usb-audio as
well?) you should take a look at the pid and vid options and use a
line like this:
options snd-usb-audio index=0,1 vid=0x0ccd,0x0763 pid=0x0028,0x0117
You get the vid and pid values from looking at the output of "lsusb"
for a long enough time.
Ciao
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