Am 21.02.2017 um 18:26 schrieb Alexandre DENIS: > Second remark: why PyQt4 and Python 2.7? > Wouldn't PyQt5 and Python 3.x be more future-proof? Another thing I noticed is that you seem to be using pyalsa for MIDI I/O. IMHO that needlessly limits the potential user base of the software. Might I (not so) humbly suggest, that you take a look at python-rtmidi? https://spotlightkid.github.io/python-rtmidi/ I created this Python binding to RtMidi specifically for software like yours, that doesn't have a need for MIDI I/O with sub-microsecond timing precision and isn't inherently tied to a particular platform. python-rtmidi supports ALSA on Linux, JACK on Linux and OS X, CoreMIDI on OS X and Windows (MultMedia System) too. Since you are using a cross-platform toolkit anyway, I'm sure your editor could easily be made portable accross these platforms. But, hey, even if python-rtmidi isn't your thing, it's great to see more synth editors on Linux! Cheers, Chris
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