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    hfmanson wrote
    > > I've developed a ipMidi plugin for csound, so you can use it as a
    > > network synth.
    > Any way this will work over wireless?
    Yep it does, I'm using a MIDI USB keyboard connected through an OTG USB
    cable on my Android Nexus 7 tablet which sends the MIDI messages.

Seeing menno's query on the list about ipMIDI triggered me to look at it,
and I have a couple of questions.

Does this relate to the commercial "ipMIDI" I see on the web from nerds.de?
I see you're just receiving essentially a byte-stream over UDP, so I guess
there's nothing particularly proprietary.

How do you send MIDI to the plug-in? (I don't see an Android app on
the nerds site.)
It might help if you gave specs for a 'transmitter'.  (I see that ipmidi.c is
receive-only.)

I wonder if netcat in UDP mode would just work... (provided you can turn
a MIDI stream into serial bytes -- easy in Linux.)
I'll have to check that it compiles in Haiku and see if I can do anything with it.

-- Pete --

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