On Sun, Jul 20, 2003 at 11:15:24PM -0700, hank wrote:
> hello does x windows have a software midi player and software midi synth?
> if so how do I play midis with x windows?
> it won't play my mids when I load one.
Check out "timidity".
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hello does x windows have a software midi player and software midi synth?
if so how do I play midis with x windows?
it won't play my mids when I load one.
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Hi all,
I am planning to purchase a sound card to be used (primarily) for
creating music. If anyone has had experience-- good or bad-- with any of
the drivers or hardware, I would appreciate advise. Is ALSA a good place
to go for drivers?
Jason
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Hello, all.
I seem to have lost the volume control for the MIDI part of my
soundcard. I know it used to be there when I ran aumix, but it is no
more. I can mute all the channels that aumix presents me, but MIDI
still plays full throttle. Everything else seems to work fine (except
for
to include AWE32 synth support and see if that helps.
Daniel Tasch wrote:
>
> I am having problems playing midi files. Playmidi now gives the error
> below. Used to work ok, but stopped (why?). Info below is what I think
> you sound knowledgable people might need to help.
>
On Mon, Feb 19, 2001 at 03:53:48PM -0500, Daniel Tasch wrote:
> I am having problems playing midi files. Playmidi now gives the error
> below. Used to work ok, but stopped (why?). Info below is what I think
> you sound knowledgable people might need to help.
>
> Configuratio
I am having problems playing midi files. Playmidi now gives the error
below. Used to work ok, but stopped (why?). Info below is what I think
you sound knowledgable people might need to help.
Configuration: RH6.2, AWE64 Gold sound card.
I have remade the devices in /dev, and have used
"Manuel A. Camacho Q." wrote:
> I have a SoundBlaster 16 Pro. Just installed RH out of the box and ran
> sndconfig. Card was configured with no trouble.
>
> >
> > Loading sound module {OK}
> > Loading midi module can't locate module midi{FAILE
Miroslav Skoric wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> Subject: MIDI module problem in RedHat 6.1
> Date: Fri, 28 Apr 2000 00:26:24 -0400
> I have been trying to activate my soundblaster card after installing
&g
get:
Loading sound module {OK}
Loading midi module can't locate module midi{FAILED}
Interesting is that I have this midi module loaded also {OK} some time
ago. But, after some other reasons I had to re-install RedHat. Before
doing that, I have put on paper details from /etc/conf.module
Elliot Lee wrote:
> As 'playmidi -h' shows, you need to specify the '-a' parameter to playmidi:
>
> playmidi -a jjett.mid
>
> -- Elliot
> "Moron of the week" for four years running
Elliot,
If someone is the moron of the week, then it's me. ;-)
You're absolutely right. And I'm absolu
ected.
Last time I looked, the truth was near the end of the
mini-HOWTO.
- Bob Glover
> Hi,
>
> I finally came to it. I dropped in my SB AWE64 that have been laying
> around for ages. :-)
>
> I run sndconfig. It correctly identified my card. I could hear Linus
> talk. :-) I c
support and see if that helps.
Hidong
Gustav Schaffter wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I finally came to it. I dropped in my SB AWE64 that have been laying
> around for ages. :-)
>
> I run sndconfig. It correctly identified my card. I could hear Linus
> talk. :-) I could hear the
Eh, you forgot to specify what midi device to use...
-JMS
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Subject: Sound, but no midi
Hi,
I finally came to it. I dropped in my
On 7 Mar 2000 11:35:39 -0500, Gustav Schaffter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I finally came to it. I dropped in my SB AWE64 that have been laying
>around for ages. :-)
>
>I run sndconfig. It correctly identified my card. I could hear Linus
>talk. :-) I could hear the midi part
Hi,
I finally came to it. I dropped in my SB AWE64 that have been laying
around for ages. :-)
I run sndconfig. It correctly identified my card. I could hear Linus
talk. :-) I could hear the midi part as well. I've looked into the
conf.modules and the additions looks good.
alias sound s
Everyone,
This is off topic, but I've tried Linux sound mailing lists and there
is no activity. I've also tried the Sound and Midi for Linux
web site, but couldn't seem to find the answer to this.
I want to be able to emit a constant sound and vary the pitch (and
perhaps tur
Hi,
How do I configure midi support into the kernel? I just recompiled
2.2.12-20. In the sound section, I chose modular support for my
creative awe 64 isa sound card, and modular support for midi loopback
device. After booting up the kernel, I ran sndconfig. I could hear the
Linus sound
On Tue, 23 Nov 1999, Bill Johnson wrote:
> Thanks for the response. I want to be able to play midi files (hymns,
> particularly). I have a bunch of them, but when I try to play them
> (and I tried the exact syntax you provided in your email), playmidi
> displays the following
Elliot,
Thanks for the response. I want to be able to play midi files (hymns,
particularly). I have a bunch of them, but when I try to play them (and I
tried the exact syntax you provided in your email), playmidi displays the
following:
[bill@localhost bill]$ playmidi -e
/usr/local/unpack
On Thu, 11 Nov 1999, Bill Johnson wrote:
> Here is what it tells me. I'm not up on this operating system yet, so I
> don't know how to interpret the results. The answer to your first
> question is "Yes - sound is working... it's just midi I'm having
> dif
Guys and gals,
Forgive me if I sound redundant with this request. I never did receive a
response to this question, and wonder if I just missed the answer. Can
anybody help me out with getting midi to work under Redhat 6.0? My
original question is below. One fellow named Elliot did ask for
ed drivers:
>
>Card config:
>
>Audio devices:
>0: Sound Blaster Pro (8 BIT ONLY) (3.01)
>
>Synth devices:
>
>Midi devices:
>0: Sound Blaster
OK, it's obviously there.
Make sure you have the patch cables plugged in correctly (e.g. the 'out' from the
Elliot,
Here is what it tells me. I'm not up on this operating system yet, so I
don't know how to interpret the results. The answer to your first
question is "Yes - sound is working... it's just midi I'm having
difficulty with."
$ cat /dev/sndstat
OSS/Free:3.
On 10 Nov 1999 17:56:52 -0500, Bill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm having trouble configuring my Redhat 6.0 system for midi. I have
>sound working, but not midi. Here is my configuration:
>
>I'm running Redhat 6.0 on a Packard Bell L190 machine. (Pentium 200 box)
I'm having trouble configuring my Redhat 6.0 system for midi. I have
sound working, but not midi. Here is my configuration:
I'm running Redhat 6.0 on a Packard Bell L190 machine. (Pentium 200 box)
This machine has a built in Soundblaster compatible sound card, which is
midi capabl
I'm having trouble configuring my Redhat 6.0 system for midi. I have
sound working, but not midi. Here is my configuration:
I'm running Redhat 6.0 on a Packard Bell L190 machine. (Pentium 200 box)
This machine has a built in Soundblaster compatible sound card, which is
midi capabl
I have a MIDI/Audio workstation currently running Win95. I would like to try
out a few of the Linux MIDI and Audio apps, but I wanted to know if there are
drivers (preferably free) for the hardware I have:
MIDI interface: MusicQuest 8Port SE (Parallel MIDI interface)
Audio Card: Zefiro
Has anyone been able to get external MIDI (actually a WaveBlaster
compatible daughtercard) on a Sound Blaster 16 (non-pnp) working with
the Red Hat modularized sound system?
$ cat /dev/sndstat
Sound Driver:3.5.4-960630
Kernel
Has anyone been able to get external MIDI (actually a WaveBlaster
compatible daughtercard) on a Sound Blaster 16 (non-pnp) working with
the
Red Hat modularized sound system?
$ cat /dev/sndstat
Sound Driver:3.5.4-960630
Kernel
> 1. Is there a midi player for RedHat 5.0? If so, where can I get it?
I expect so, I will let somebody else answer this bit.
> 2. Is there a DVD player for RedHat 5.0? If so, where can I get it?
There isn't currently a DVD player for Linux. Creative are selling the
decoder card qu
Hi all:
1. Is there a midi player for RedHat 5.0? If so, where can I get it?
2. Is there a DVD player for RedHat 5.0? If so, where can I get it?
TIA
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