Hello Tghomas!
I might not be abele to answer you completely. But here's what I can say:
1. VirMIDI is NOT connect to any hardware. It is just used to a) simulate MIDI
in a computer without any MIDI, if you run an application which requires it.
b) route MIDI data internally.
I don't know, if there is an ALSA driver to use the serial-port as a MIDI
device. A MIDI to USB cable won't solve that directly.
If your keyboard has usual MIDI in/out/thru jacks, which it should, you
could invest a little moeny in a USB MIDI card, if you computer has no MIDI.
What soundcard do you currentl7y have? Does it have MIDI or game port
jacks?
Kindly yours
Julien
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