Re: [Denemo-devel] Midi input via Fluidsynth is broken

[Jeremiah Benham]

On Jan 29, 2010, at 8:01 AM, Richard Shann <address@hidden>  
wrote:

> Jeremiah, I get no midi in via fluidsynth any more. I can't follow the
> changes you made, but init_midi_in() is not called which is the one  
> that
> does fluid or jack, only start_midi_in()

Ok. I will fix that.

> which does the GIO style input
> from /dev/midi directly.

Using /dev/midi is the old oss way of doing things. I will test this  
also. I wonder if fluidsynth can create an Alsa client for input. This  
is what I was expecting to see.

> However even when I get it called by replacing the call to  
> start_midi_in
> in view.c I still get no input. No control panel either -

I left out the control panel on purpose. I thought it was to be left  
out. I noticed that the consequence for removing is that the user will  
not be able to switch between midi input and mouse/keyboard input by  
switching windows. They would have to select the radio button in the  
input menu to change input. Should I put it back in.

> the one that
> shows the set of sharps/flats you are using.

Also... I have never used overlays except for rhythmic overlays. I  
have tested this and it works for midi input. I am not sure if I am  
testing the other type correctly. I take a bunch of notes on the  
staff. I then change mode to edit. Then I hit notes on the keyboard.  
The note changes under the cursor but the cursor dies not advance. Is  
this incorrect. Perhaps there is something I left out or some  
preference I forgot to set or something.

Jeremiah


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