On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 2:48 PM, Peter O'Doherty <mail@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
QSynth also supports JACK MIDI, (Check the "MIDI" tab in QJackCtl, see if QSynth is listed there..)
Click "Setup" in QSynth, go trough the tabs, look for "MIDI Engine" or MIDI driver, and change the drop down box
to say ALSA instead of JACK.
That should solve it... >
Cheers, -Harry
Ah, it seems QSynth might be the problem - it's not listed in the "ALSA" tab. Timidity is though...
QSynth also supports JACK MIDI, (Check the "MIDI" tab in QJackCtl, see if QSynth is listed there..)
Click "Setup" in QSynth, go trough the tabs, look for "MIDI Engine" or MIDI driver, and change the drop down box
to say ALSA instead of JACK.
That should solve it... >
Cheers, -Harry
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