Am 04.05.2016 um 15:11 schrieb Robin Gareus: > To make allow midi-keyboard interaction various midi to OSC solutions > are available e.g. OSC2MIDI [3], or jackmidi2osc [4],... Michael, even if you're not into Python, I just want to show you and others interested in it, how easy it is to write a little script with python-rtmidi and pyliblo [1] that reacts to incoming MIDI data and sends out an OSC message whenever it receives a Note On message: https://gist.github.com/SpotlightKid/593e393e729a9017b0ea3ac03be91e1d This can be easily adpated and extended to your needs. The advantage over the solutions mentioned by Robin is that python-rtmidi works on Linux, OS X and Windows and with ALSA, JACK, CoreMIDI and Windows MM. [2] A disadvantage is that Python is garbage-collected, so it is not suited for absolutely timing critical applications. But this only applies if you're concerned about jitter in the microsecond range (which is a bit pointless with the speed of MIDI). Chris [1] http://das.nasophon.de/pyliblo/ [2] Not sure whether pyliblo works on OS X or Win, but other pure-python OSC libraries exist.
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