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I'm using pmidi, which, as I just discovered, can in fact play multiple ports, which solves the whole problem.


Are there other command-line midi players with this capability?


thanks,

gf

If I understand correctly, you have a midifile with more than 16 tracks and you want to route tracks from ch 1 to ch 16 to port0 and ch 17 to ch (???) to port1. Yes. Qjackctl's patchbay or patchage can do the routing settings, the only problem is: can you create two midi outputs in your midi player...

ok, it seems ports can be created with SET MIDI_INPUT_DEVICE_PARAMETER 0 PORTS=2 which I did not see documented in the LSCP reference. The remaining problem is to get jack to create a midi-thru port that sends input to all ports: the default thru only goes to port 0. After more head scratching, I ha...

I still don't get something. How do I get linuxsampler to recognize two incoming midi ports? How do I create these ports? How do I route the input from midi to the correct ports? Is there an available command line player that can do this? How do these ports interact with Jack? How can I create 2 cha...

Ok, I wasn't aware of the midi port message.

Hi,

if I have 2 ports in linuxsampler, each with 16 channels, how can this be played from
a single midifile, ie, what messages should be in the file that will interpret a track as
something like "port 1, channel 2"? Is this at all possible?


thanks

Thanks!

Sorry, forgot to mention I'm on fedora release 14

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e.

Hi, I've just built libgig, linuxsampler & liblscp qjackctl does not seem to see linuxsampler, however (it does see Fluidsynth, etc). Any ideas on how to go about investigating this? linuxsampler starts like this: triangle:~/linuxsampler/linuxsampler-1.0.0> linuxsampler LinuxSampler 1.0.0 Copyright ...