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Following on from my question here I have created a List that allows me to queue up a collection of notes that need to be played, these are then added to the track in order so they can be played in on
I am creating a simple MIDI application in C# with an open source library that allows the user to specify a channel, pitch and velocity and add them to a Clock. This clock can then play all the notes
I can create a basic MIDI file from scratch verified using TiMidity++, and I know enough OpenAL to play a streamed source from a file.
I have a guitar diagram app for Andro开发者_Go百科id that I am porting to iOS. Android has a embedded midi synthesizer (sonivox), so I can generate midi files and let Android handle the playback.
Sorry, this is a really basic question. 开发者_如何学Python Say I want to press buttons on my iPad,and have fruity loops ( on my MacBook ) play \'twinkle twinkle Little Star\'
I write app with SL4A on Android. I want to send m开发者_开发问答idi signals to Ableton Live. Tell me, HOW :> What library will be good for that ? I would use OSC, rather an midi.
Is it possible to play a MIDI file (existing on the hard drive) from Common Lisp?开发者_StackOverflow中文版If so, how?If your Common Lisp implementation supports FFI, you might be able to use a librar
开发者_开发知识库This guys says yes: http://web.tiscalinet.it/giordy/midi-tech/lowmidi.htm Same with a really old book from 1998 (Maximum MIDI).
I\'m using Python along with Pygame which uses pyPortMidi for it\'s midi module, and I\'m currently sending NoteOn and NoteOff messages through Midi Yoke to Ableton live, which works great. But I can\
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