Subject: Re: [linux-audio-user] MIDI - To host - serial?
From: root (vvucic_AT_EUnet.yu)
Date: Thu Jan 10 2002 - 01:07:20 EET
It may be good to ask MIDIMAN suport guys for that purpose.
MIDI through serial ports on Linux is not always good thing. Some my friends
reported me in that way. Try "normal" MIDI or via USB port. If you do not
use MIDI for very complex projects usual MIDI is OK if the soundcard does
have good MIDI timing. However, USB is good and in I think the lates Linux
Format you will find a lot on USB on Linux.
All the best,
Vedran
On Wednesday 09 January 2002 10:02, you wrote:
> While you are discussing MIDI external devices:
>
> Just came across the "to-host" plugs.
> Never had to connect one.(is that the standard name "to-host"?)
>
> Now I have a dig.piano. MIDI IN/OUT, and to-host.
>
> Is there a to-host-> serial cable, or what's the standard there?
> Since I have no gameport on my laptop I'd like to connect the yamaha
> by other means...
>
> any options?
>
> > I meant "So it seems that Midiman is NOT as linux friendly
> > as thought.".
>
> BTW. I know where they live...(sadly enough it's my 20,000 pop. home town
> and I never knew it ... if i were a driver hacker I could step in for a
> visit and do some preaching :) ...)
>
> Cheers, tobias.
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