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Midi output to 'real' hardware (synths and drum machine) #21
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+1. I'd like to be able to play my modular synth via Griode. If you do go down this route, polyphony would be nice to have so the notes can be arpeggiated... |
Hi! Yes, it's possible to output MIDI notes to something else. It would be super easy to change the code to output to another MIDI port; however, giving the choice (as you suggested, in e.g. the instrument picker page) would require more changes. I don't have the time to work on Griode anymore; I merely play with it these days, but I'm going to leave this issue open because I think it would be a super nice feature, and maybe I (or someone else) will improve it later! ✨ |
If you have time, that would be great. Thanks! |
Clone https://github.com/worikgh/novation_lpx.git There are a number of programmes there but atm only Let me know how you get on. It is all very new, fragile, buggy, and fails silently some times. But I am steadily working on it and happy to hear your opinions. |
Interesting project, and noting that it's been idle a while so perhaps no one is watching for bugs...
Is is possible to have the resultant notes be output to 'real' hardware (rather than played by Fluid Synth)? This could be to other USB Midi devices plugged in, or to a UART based 5pin DIN connection (I believe there is a trick needed to get the correct Baud rate).
I imagine this would need some adaption of the instrument picker page to choose destination, and midi channel. Perhaps this would be better as another page entirely.
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