jol@sei.cmu.edu (Jun Lee) (12/23/89)
Hi, Everyone. Is there any "generic" books on writing MIDI software? What I mean by generic is, general for all types of computers. I've seen it for Macs and PC's but I have an Amiga. I would like to get a book that deals more with the common ground that is relevant to writing MIDI software for all types of computers and MIDI equipment. I would prefer it if it is in C. ThanX The Eelman jol@sei.cmu.edu
sage@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (David Martosko '91) (01/01/90)
In article <5449@fy.sei.cmu.edu> jol@sei.cmu.edu (Jun Lee) writes: > >Is there any "generic" books on writing MIDI software? What I mean >by generic is, general for all types of computers. I've seen it >for Macs and PC's but I have an Amiga. I would like to get a book >that deals more with the common ground that is relevant to writing >MIDI software for all types of computers and MIDI equipment. >I would prefer it if it is in C. I don't know so much about books, but some guys at Carnegie-Mellon have put together a MIDI programming toolkit which is free for the asking. It is written for a variety of Mac/IBM/Amiga languages, including C. You should write to Roger Dannenburg at CMU (I think his address is something like Dannenburg@spice.cs.cmu.edu, but I'm not sure). You can also download the toolkit, but I'm not sure where. For $20 bucks or so, he'll throw in a manual and sample programs. Good luck ----------------------------------- -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- David Martosko E-mail:sage@eleazar.dartmouth.EDU Dartmouth College HB 2216 Phone:(603) 643-4347 Hanover, NH 03755