eisen@contact.UUCP (Martin Loeffler) (03/30/89)
Has anyone used a Unix machine as a MIDI sequencer? Are there any packages out there PD or otherwise for this use? I imagine it might depend heavily on the hardware involved, but I doubt the manufacturers regularly include Unix sources (or sources of any kind for that matter...). Thanks. -- "Knowledge once gained casts a faint light beyond it's own immediate boundaries" - J.B.S. Haldane Eisen D. Guard: eisen@contact.uucp (Martin Loeffler) No Compromise. No Deal.
lee@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu (Greg Lee) (03/31/89)
From article <454@contact.UUCP>, by eisen@contact.UUCP (Martin Loeffler): " " Has anyone used a Unix machine as a MIDI sequencer? Are there any packages " out there PD or otherwise for this use? I imagine it might depend heavily on I'd like to do this, some day, too. I don't have a Unix machine with a midi port, however. The only relevant PD code I know of is the Carnegie-Mellon Toolkit, CMT, by Roger Dannenberg. It is not for Unix, rather for ibmpc's, but it can be adapted for Unix. I've been working on that. CMT has a language compiler for Adagio, a semi-readable scoring language, which translates scores to midi events. I've posted the CMT manual and a version of the source code for Microsoft C recently in rec.music.synth. The package is available also by ftp from an archive maintained by Brian Kantor at ucsd.edu as midi/software/ibmpc/CMT.tar.Z. Greg, lee@uhccux.uhcc.hawaii.edu