So, I've seen that a working MIDI keyboard "creates" this device: /dev/snd/-midiC0D0 while my problematic MIDI keyboard has instead: /dev/snd/-midiC1D0 see that "C1"? This has to do with "amidi --dump" requiring "--port hw:1" instead of the usual "--port hw:0" Now: How can I configure ALSA (.asoundrc?) in order to correctly "map" that "port hw:1", so it can be used by a MIDI softsynth, which expects "hw:0"? Thanks! Il giorno sab 30 gen 2021 alle ore 18:54 Fernando Carello <fcarello@xxxxxxxxx> ha scritto: > > > > No events with asqedump: :-( > > > > Try with "amidi --dump --port hw:1". > > This works! > > amidi --dump --port hw:1 > > 90 42 17 > 80 42 00 > 90 3D 19 > 90 3F 0C > > Thanks a lot! > > Now, how should I configure ALSA in order for my softsynth > (ZynAddSubFx) to "see" this keyboard? > > > Do other USB MIDI devices (or USB devices) work? > > Yes, other MIDI USB keyboards (for example Akai LPK25) work fine; > "aseqdump" shows MIDI messages and the softsynth plays without issues. _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list Alsa-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
