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Description:
midi developers forum:
discussions about techniques for developing midi apps:
sequencers;
sysex librarians;
performance brains;
patch editors;
sample editors;
etc...
example topics:
why windows timing sucks;
directmusic vs. mm API;
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softsynth for windows thats free and will do SF2...?
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I'm hopin' this is an easy question... Lookin for a free softsynth on windows that'll load SF2. From what I can tell, SFZ is a vst that meets those requirements. But a vst needs a "host" or whatever, right? So that leads me to ask, what the heck is a host and is there a free one? How many types of software (only) midi synthesis are there?... more »
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Send me your SysEx
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Hi y'all,
Do you own equipment that supports MIDI System Exclusive messages?
Please send me a link (or post it here) of the manual that describes
these messages.
I'm doing an analysis of sysex messages of various manufacturers in
order to validate the generic sysex engine I'm making. So I'm... more »
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Pipe Organs and such now...
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Looks like more awesome-ness comin' our way... Welcome to the group, John :) ...Steve ---------- Forwarded message ---------- ...To: Stephen Hazel <stephen.ha...@gmail.com> ...One area where MIDI has caused no end of confusion is in the world of pipe organs. There being no standard way to handle organ stops has led to... more »
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QT/RTmidi (was "Re: Hello form the PianoBooster (open source) dev guy")
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ok, folks, i've been reading more about QT. looks like it's a good choice. C#/.net/mono, although i would really like to use it, has perhaps the following problems: possible MS patent lawsuits, mono trails .net by a version or two, look and feel of gui written on PC has inadequate look and feel on OS X, i'd have to write my own midi... more »
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FluidSynth VICTORY !!
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Yes! It freakin WERKS !! I got my c++ converted FluidSynth originated code to ACTUALLY work :) My test .exe is 120K (uses double reals and dang c++ startup code to handle reals) and renders 50 bars of piano to .WAV in about 15 seconds. Just gotta swap from the current 4 point interpolation to 8 and "gui-fy" it, maybe a little more optimization, aaand I'll be allll set.... more »
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Hello form the PianoBooster (open source) dev guy
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Hi All,
I just got this email from Steve below so I though post my reply here.
Yep, I wrote PianoBooster, and I am here on the mailing list you
recommend,
I had a quick look at the [link] web site but as
only have a little eeepc running Ubuntu next to the piano I cannot... more »
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Google Groups: Membership Pending
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We gotta new guy... Louis is doin' [link] Which seeeeems to be a sequencer for helpin' a guy with piano practice. Hmmmm, that sounds kinda familiar... I think I know somebody else working on a similar project :) (me:) I ran across Louis on the FluidSynth email list. Pretty cool app.... more »
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GuitarCheater ??
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I was just watching the science channel. Some show about future gaming interfaces or something. One thing on there was this setup where you stick a piece of cardboard with a reference square and circle on it, and play it in front of your webcam. And the app draws some 3d fingers of where your fingers are supposed to be superimposed over the image... more »
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Problem with midiStream - buffer doesn't play.
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Hi guys - this is my first post here!
I'm working on a managed MIDI wrapper in C#. No other problems apart
from I can't get a MIDI stream to play.
I'm following this procedure:
1. Call midiStreamOpen
2. Build a MIDIHDR
3. Call midiOutPrepareHeader
4. Call midiStreamOut
5. Call midiStreamRestart... more »
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