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Everything Else => Zaurus - Everything Development => Distros, Development, and Model Specific Forums => Archived Forums => User Request for Applications => Topic started by: soundwave106 on December 30, 2004, 04:48:53 pm
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While surfing around a bit, I came across this page. (http://homepage3.nifty.com/StudioBreeze/software/usbmidi-e.html) This page contains a simple USB-MIDI driver for Linux.
What's interesting about this is that there's already a "Makefile.zaurus" in the TAR -- in other words, it seems like the author wrote it so Zaurus support could be enabled provided there's a USB-host. (Maybe. )
What I'd like is to try it out at least with my MIDISport. Someone just needs to make a nice ipk (or at least a compile) for people like me who don't have full Linux machines with all the ARM support ready.
If this works, maybe I can play around with MIDI in Python or something. (I am not aware of any Qt MIDI software.)
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Hi,
I'll have a go at this when I get a bit of time. Seems straighforward enough. I don't have a USB midi interface unfortunately to try it, but if I can build it I'll post it back.
A MIDI sequencer running on the Z would be a pretty cool app for Zaurus owning musicians.
R
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Hi,
I'll have a go at this when I get a bit of time. Seems straighforward enough. I don't have a USB midi interface unfortunately to try it, but if I can build it I'll post it back.
A MIDI sequencer running on the Z would be a pretty cool app for Zaurus owning musicians.
R
Here's another Zaurus musician, three years later
Did you ever make something like this? Not too many musicians out here, I see. Just posted another[a href=\'index.php?showtopic=25990\'] request[/a]
Bas