With my Pentium 133 I can run HUBI together with Cubase and two
instances of my version of Csound (with a reasonably simple orc) without
any problem other than a delay due to buffer length.
Maybe direct-sound routines could improve Csound realtime performance.
Unfortunately the version of Visual C++ is 2.0, so at present time I
cannot implement an interface using directX.
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A. Archias wrote:

> Ref;
> I have used the HUBIE MIDI loopback utility to run one application
> generating MIDI msgs, and directed them to a simultaneously running
> CSound process. I did this under Win95 and proved (yet again) what a
> sorry OS it is. It "worked", but the sound was breaking up horribly
> and no tweaking of buffer sizes was going to fix the fundamental
> scheduling problem.
>
> <> Does anyone know a site for the HUBI MIDI Loop Util, I cannot
> find it using various search utilities. It was archived as
> MDLPBK11.ZIP
> Andy