Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] Another stupid question: Linux & MIDI Interfaces
From: jfm3 (jfm3_AT_ouroboros-complex.org)
Date: Tue Jan 08 2002 - 17:22:47 EET
"external" MIDI inteface for Linux/ix86?
Midiator is the way:
MS-124W
One in, four outs. No messing.
(It's the "industrial" version of the MS-124
how cool is that?)
ALSA drivers work great,
at least they did with 9beta3.
I haven't tried them w/ 9beta10a yet.
If you really need an 8x8 interface
you're probably doing something wrong.
Use less gear and more general purpose computer.
(jfm3)
Paul Davis wrote:
>>I've three MIDI Interfaces: Midiman Winman 2 x 2 ISA Card, Portman 2 x 4
>>Parallel and
>>a Steinberg Midex 8 x 8 MIDI Interface.
>>
>>I only found drivers for Portman 2 x 4 Serial.
>>
>>Is there a list of linux drivers for MIDI Interfaces?
>>
>
> please note that "external" MIDI interfaces are generally sold by
> companies that have demonstrated a negative attitude to making linux
> support possible. i don't know of any that are currently available
> from companies who have provided the information necessary to get
> their devices working with linux.
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