Re: Command line tool for sending SysEx to a syhtn?

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On 9/21/06, Michael Schnurpfeil <m_schnurpfeil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
you can use amidi from the alsa-utils.
type 'amidi -l' to find out where your synth is connected. you may see
something like this:

  Device    Name
  hw:0,0    M Audio Delta 1010 MIDI
  hw:2,0,0  your_synth

with 'amidi -p hw:2 -s preset1.syx' you can send sysex to  your synth.

Mike

I used this tool to upgrade my Roland XV-3080's OS in the past.  The
update was a mass of sysex files.  amidi worked perfectly, without any
fuss.

On Debian, I can't remember if the alsa-tools or alsa-utils package
has amidi in it, but it is one of those.  Good luck.

--
Josh Lawrence
http://www.hardbop200.com

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