Hi!
I can build from git, no problem. I'll clone it in a minute.
As to follow MIDI start/stop, midish should be able to do it. Get midish:
http://caoua.org/midish
Install it and then in the example .midishrc in your home dir, which you can
copy from the manual you can do something like:
dnew 0 "20:0" rw # your ALSA sequencer soundcard client
You connect your app to the soundcard, the you load a midifile:
import "test.mid"
Then you set your soundcard as master:
devsetmaster 0 # set device 0 as master
dclkrx 0 # set device 0 to be the clock source
Then send a jack-transport start with i.e. ecasound:
ecasound -c -i jack_auto,fluidsynth -o out.wav -G:jack,eca,send
jack_auto,fluidsynth will take input from fluidsynth, use some other
clientname if you use another softsynth.
Hope that helps!
Kindest regards
Julien
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