> I have an audigy card and pmidi installed. I can play wav, mpeg, > etc. files etc. using applications such as gxine and xmms. However, I > would now like to play a .midi file.
In my previous email, I should have mentioned one other route to go, and that is to do everything in the software domain -- in other words, the sequence of MIDI instructions is sent to a software synthesizer -- another program running on your machine -- which uses a set of sound samples of its own to create sound output which is then sent to your sound card in the same fashion as other sound players (e.g. xmms) do. I never do this, so I'm not an expert on it; but it's the way that people proceed that do not have wavetable synths on-card or external synths available. The software package "timidity" is an example of this, IIRC. -c -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
