At 23.50 30/06/04, you wrote: Are you using the old version of Rosegarden for this? If you are using Rosegarden4 you are better off using the builtin sequencer. unfortunately I have a Creative PCI 128, and it hasn't an integrate MIDI... so I have to emulate it... Thanks so Much!!!! ste Stefano Cardo Debian DeMuDi GNU/Linux User

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Sunday 04 July 2004 13:45, reed wrote: First test your audio with a mp3 song and xmms with default OSS output, if this works step one is done! Next use aplay to play the mp3. aplay anything.wav If you can't hear anything try to play with the mixer "alsamixer" or which i prefere "qamix". Now let's do the midi part: First start it again as midiserver as you did before. Next you have to connect the sequencer to the midi input, so that the notes know where to go. Start the sequencer program "rosegarden4" or "muse" which are both very nice. Than juse "qjackctl" which is a nice graphical frontend for midi and audio routing trough alsa and connect the midi out of rosegarden4 to the timidity -iA client. If you play the midi file in the sequencer the notes get routed to the timidiy and then timidity should perform some music. good luck - -- Keine "Software-Patente" in Europa Wir protestieren gegen "Software-Patente" in Europa. Die EU-Kommission und der Ministerrat bemühen sich im Verborgenen um unbegrenzte Patentierbarkeit von Software, wie von internationalen Großkonzernen und Patentanwälten gefordert. Sie ignorieren dabei die demokratische Entscheidung des Europa-Parlamentes vom 24. September 2003, welche die Unterstützung von mehr als 300.000 Bürgern, 2.000.000 Kleinen & mittelständischen Firmen und Dutzenden von Ökonomen und Wissenschaftlern genießt. Darüber hinaus können Sie uns unterstützen, indem Sie den Aufruf zum Handeln II des FFII e.V. unterzeichnen. http://www.ffii.org/ffii-cgi/aktiv?f=euparl&l=de Vielen Dank, Joachim Schiele