On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 8:55 AM, Julien Claassen <julien@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
good decision
unnecessary decision. a2jmidi -e is already there.
not sure what kind of clock this generates, but fine.
but you haven't started one yet. or so it appears ...
its ports should not be hidden. do they show up in aconnect -i and/or aconnect -o?
Hello everyone!
Sorry to bother again, but I'm confused. I want to do a little skullduggery. So I started these:
jackd - for basic audio/midi and transport
a2jmidid -e - To expose my ALSA MIDI ports to JACK
good decision
j2amidi_bridge - to expose my JACKMIDI stuff to ALSA
unnecessary decision. a2jmidi -e is already there.
jack_midi_clock - to generate a good clocksource, that's bound to the transport system of JACK
not sure what kind of clock this generates, but fine.
Now I want to start a midi sequencer (alsamidi capable) and connect the jack_midi_clock to it.
but you haven't started one yet. or so it appears ...
The midi sequencer somehow has it's ports hidden, but can connect to any input/output alsaseq port.
its ports should not be hidden. do they show up in aconnect -i and/or aconnect -o?
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