3 Aug
2006
3 Aug
'06
6:33 a.m.
Hello to all,
I'm looking for a MIDI to USB converter working with linux.
I found M-AUDIO MIDISPORT UNO (39 €), ESI MIDI MATE (33 €) and SWISSONIC
MIDI-USB 1X1 (20 €) in a music eqipment shop. All are not marked as
linux-products specially.
Any one experiences with this products or a good advice for an alternative
solution?
Regards Helmut
(mlist(a)hk-vision.de)
3 Aug
3 Aug
7:08 a.m.
At 10:33 +0200 3/8/06, mlist wrote:
I found M-AUDIO MIDISPORT UNO (39 ¤), ESI MIDI MATE (33
¤) and SWISSONIC
MIDI-USB 1X1 (20 ¤) in a music eqipment shop. All are not marked as
linux-products specially.
Any one experiences with this products or a good advice for an alternative
solution?
i use two midiman 2x2's daily. they work, they're rock solid, and
there is GPL'ish firmware available for them ..
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Jay Vaughan
9:08 a.m.
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i use two midiman 2x2's daily
Me too. (Midiman changed its name to M-Audio.) Maybe you have to use a
firmware loader to run the Midisport devices, but this is documented
quite well.
Markus
Jay Vaughan wrote:
At 10:33 +0200 3/8/06, mlist wrote:
I found M-AUDIO MIDISPORT UNO (39 ¤), ESI MIDI
MATE (33 ¤) and SWISSONIC
MIDI-USB 1X1 (20 ¤) in a music eqipment shop. All are not marked as
linux-products specially.
Any one experiences with this products or a good advice for an
alternative
solution?
i use two midiman 2x2's daily. they work, they're rock solid, and there
is GPL'ish firmware available for them ..
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9:11 a.m.
At 13:07 +0200 3/8/06, Markus Herhoffer wrote:
no sweat:
http://usb-midi-fw.sourceforge.net/
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Jay Vaughan
i use two
midiman 2x2's daily
Me too. (Midiman changed its name to M-Audio.) Maybe you have to use a
firmware loader to run the Midisport devices, but this is documented
quite well.
4 Aug
4 Aug
11:46 a.m.
FWIW, I bought a z-tec USB to MIDI converter and tried it out last night
on a box running suse 9.3 with an old casio keyboard and it worked
absolutely fine OOTB; no firmware or anything.
God Bless
Jonty
On Thu, 2006-08-03 at 11:07 +0200, Jay Vaughan wrote:
At 10:33 +0200 3/8/06, mlist wrote:
--
Jonty Needham <jmn20(a)bath.ac.uk>
I found M-AUDIO MIDISPORT UNO (39 ¤), ESI MIDI
MATE (33 ¤) and SWISSONIC
MIDI-USB 1X1 (20 ¤) in a music eqipment shop. All are not marked as
linux-products specially.
Any one experiences with this products or a good advice for an alternative
solution?
i use two midiman 2x2's daily. they work, they're rock solid, and
there is GPL'ish firmware available for them ..
3 Aug
3 Aug
1:47 p.m.
mlist wrote:
I'm looking for a MIDI to USB converter working
with linux.
I found M-AUDIO MIDISPORT UNO (39 ?), ESI MIDI MATE (33 ?) and SWISSONIC
MIDI-USB 1X1 (20 ?) in a music eqipment shop.
All of them should work, the latter two without any firmware hassles.
HTH
Clemens
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