Lonce LaMar Wyse wrote:

 

> Hey man,

> 

> Your RT Csound version looks (sounds) very nice!

> 

> Is there a way that I can use MIDI messages that are generated

> by another Win95 application as input? (Kinda like a unix pipe.)

> Anyway, nice contribution!

> 

> Thanks, lonce

> 

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Yes, there is a way : install a virtual midi routing device in your

computer. So another application (for example a MIDI sequencer) can

control Csound in realtime. The only huge limit is MIDI limit to 7 bit

integers.

I use the "Hubi's LoopBack device" 

by Hubert Winkler  (freeware)



there is another device that does the same thing 



"MIDI ROUTER" 

by Zoltan Janosy  (public domain with sources)





I know there is another way to do it via the phantomatic so-called "Line

oriented realtime score input" for which "-L" flag is included in

Csound. I'd never succeed in doing this task operate!!



 

Gabriel Maldonado



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