21 Sep
2006
21 Sep
'06
9:35 a.m.
I've seen SysExxer and it looks very nice. Unfortunately it's not
packaged for Debian and as I'm a Gnome user I feel a bit boring
installing KDE libs for compiling.
Is there any straightforward command line tool for sending SysEx to my
synth?
If the answer is *no* then I'll go for SysExxer.
Cordially, Ismael
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21 Sep
21 Sep
9:59 a.m.
amidi
On Thu, 21 Sep 2006 13:33:40 +0200
Ismael Valladolid Torres <ivalladolidt(a)terra.es> wrote:
I've seen SysExxer and it looks very nice.
Unfortunately it's not
packaged for Debian and as I'm a Gnome user I feel a bit boring
installing KDE libs for compiling.
Is there any straightforward command line tool for sending SysEx to my
synth?
If the answer is *no* then I'll go for SysExxer.
Cordially, Ismael
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de travailler pour lui." Albert Camus
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11:37 a.m.
Maarten de Boer escribe:
amidi
Does it! ;)
$ amidi -p hw:2,0,0 -s pub/SidStation_Presets_r1.syx
Cordially, Ismael
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10:53 a.m.
Valladolid Torres <ivalladolidt(a)terra.es> wrote:
I've seen SysExxer and it looks very nice.
Unfortunately it's not
packaged for Debian and as I'm a Gnome user I feel a bit boring
installing KDE libs for compiling.
You can try Simple Sysexxer which "only" requires Qt4 (not Qt3) instead
of KDE:
http://christeck.de
I'm not sure if Debian offers a Qt4 package and if you can install it besides
Qt3.
Is there any straightforward command line tool for
sending SysEx to my
synth?
amidi is easy to use. Disadvantage: You need to disconnect the desired
port from
any other port in aconnect before you can read/write via amidi.
If the answer is *no* then I'll go for SysExxer.
Sysexxer is unmaintained and its ALSA support wasn't finished (it still
needs an
OSS device to work properly). I'd like to recommend Simple Sysexxer for
unknown
reason :) .
Cheers,
ce
11:37 a.m.
ce(a)christeck.de escribe:
I'm not sure if Debian offers a Qt4 package and if
you can install it
besides Qt3.
There's a libqt4-dev package and yes, it seems like it conflicts
qt3-dev-tools at least...
Sysexxer is unmaintained and its ALSA support
wasn't finished (it
still needs an OSS device to work properly). I'd like to recommend
Simple Sysexxer for unknown reason :) .
A pity about SysExxer, if mantained probably I would encourage myself
to package it. It's pretty sad packaging something not supported
upstream.
Cordially, Ismael
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12:43 p.m.
Ismael Valladolid Torres wrote:
ce(a)christeck.de escribe:
I have both Qt3 and Qt4 development packages installed on Demudi's
Debian Etch. Be advised, you should set QTDIR to /usr/share/qtN when
compiling, and you may need to set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable if your
build reports relocation errors.
Best,
dp
I'm not sure if Debian offers a Qt4 package
and if you can install it
besides Qt3.
There's a libqt4-dev package and yes, it seems like it conflicts
qt3-dev-tools at least...
12:01 p.m.
Am Donnerstag, 21. September 2006 13:33 schrieb Ismael Valladolid Torres:
I've seen SysExxer and it looks very nice.
Unfortunately it's not
packaged for Debian and as I'm a Gnome user I feel a bit boring
installing KDE libs for compiling.
Is there any straightforward command line tool for sending SysEx to my
synth?
If the answer is *no* then I'll go for SysExxer.
Cordially, Ismael
you can use amidi from the alsa-utils.
type 'amidi -l' to find out where your synth is connected. you may see
something like this:
Device Name
hw:0,0 M Audio Delta 1010 MIDI
hw:2,0,0 your_synth
with 'amidi -p hw:2 -s preset1.syx' you can send sysex to your synth.
Mike
2:24 p.m.
On 9/21/06, Michael Schnurpfeil <m_schnurpfeil(a)rosenberger.de> wrote:
you can use amidi from the alsa-utils.
type 'amidi -l' to find out where your synth is connected. you may see
something like this:
Device Name
hw:0,0 M Audio Delta 1010 MIDI
hw:2,0,0 your_synth
with 'amidi -p hw:2 -s preset1.syx' you can send sysex to your synth.
Mike
I used this tool to upgrade my Roland XV-3080's OS in the past. The
update was a mass of sysex files. amidi worked perfectly, without any
fuss.
On Debian, I can't remember if the alsa-tools or alsa-utils package
has amidi in it, but it is one of those. Good luck.
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