All of Csound is re-entrant (ie. allows multiple
instances). The only problems is portmidi, which
csound uses (in some platforms) as its realtime
MIDI input. Portmidi is not re-entrant. But
as far as I know


>
> I'm curious if / how it is possible to play more than one
> MIDI file   per Csound instance?
>
> If nothing else, I would like to know if it is possible to
> play a   MIDI file at sometime after Csound is running.
> In other words, like   a real-time line event ... If this
> can only be achieved at startup,   then I will have to
> consider using multiple instances.  Which would   lead me
> to my next question - Can f-tables be shared somehow
> across   instances?
>
> Few misc questions:
>
> What would be the best way (with efficiency as a
> consideration) to   mute / solo MIDI tracks as the file is
> being performed? Can MIDI tracks be dynamically reassigned
> to use other instruments as   they're playing?
>     Maybe some variation of massign?
>
> Worst case, I could hack something together using program
> changes   maybe...
>
> greg
>
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