[linux-audio-user] Generating drones, take 2

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> mawali@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Sent: Tuesday, September 09, 2003 11:20 AM
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> Subject: [linux-audio-user] Generating drones, take 2
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> Hi
> According to the responses to my previous post. There does not seem to be
> a way in linux to send MIDI command from my shell to a MIDI output
> interface.
>
> The closest response I got was to use a MIDI controller (keyboard) press
> the note and then pull the keyboard cable so it cannot send a stop (it
> works but, I do believe there is a better way in linux).
>
> For reference I want to be able to generate drone tones on my MIDI. I am
> looking for a simple application (MIDI shell??) that would let me turn a
> particular note on. I already have a sound card with the wavetable, this
> sound card understands midi. Alsa is supposed to have a good midi api, so
> how so I insert a midi event into my souncards midi output interface!!
> FT

FT/mawali,
   Since the last time we spoke about this I have been using a new Linux
application called Drums++. It's really a small programming language for
generating drum patterns. It runs in a shell and creates a MIDI file, or
will play the patterns you write real-time. It's simple and easy to try out.

   One aspect of an early version of the program was that it generated MIDI
note on events, but did not generate note off events. It strikes me that
possibly this would work for you. For me, I have asked Mike to generate
limited time MIDI events as they work better in notation programs, but
possibly this could become a command line option and it would work for both
of us.

   Mike has been pretty interactive with me and is interested in getting
people to use his app. It's a cool little app as far as it goes. I think it
might be useful for you. Check it out if it sounds interesting.

http://dpp.mikekohn.net/

Cheers,
Mark




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