On 22-05-2015 12:35, Henning Thielemann wrote: >> Running the code in that file doesn't produce any output after "waiting >> for an event:" when I move the sliders. I have the controller connected >> and it appears in the list-ports.hs example. I'm I supposed to change >> something in the code to point to the port of my controller ? > > Have you connected the controller to the dump example using 'aconnect' or > 'patchage' or the like? > > E.g. I have to run: > > $ aconnect 'SAMSON Graphite 49' Haskell-Dump
Ah, no I didn't do that (I have no idea of how alsa midi works, I only ever used MIDI from inside SuperCollider). Ok, after doing "aconnect 'nanoKONTROL' Haskell-Dump" I get input, so it seems to be working. Great !! I would prefer not to have to connect the nano to the program externally via bash, I suppose this can be done from inside the program also ? Would copying from these functions from reactive-balsa be the way to go ? connect :: [String] -> [String] -> ReaderT Handle IO () connect fromNames toNames = do _ <- connectFrom =<< parseAddresses fromNames _ <- connectTo =<< parseAddresses toNames return () connectFrom, connectTo :: Addr.T -> ReaderT Handle IO Connect.T connectFrom from = Reader.ReaderT $ \h -> Connect.createFrom (sequ h) (portPublic h) from connectTo to = Reader.ReaderT $ \h -> Connect.createTo (sequ h) (portPublic h) to > There is the midi-alsa package that maps alsa-seq events to events from > the 'midi' package. Do you consider this higher level? There is also the > reactive-balsa package that provides functional reactive programming of > ALSA via tha reactive-banana framework. My next step after having MIDI working was going to be connecting it to reactive-banana so reactive-balsa looks to be exactly I was hoping for !!! Unfortunatelly it doesn't build currently[1] with the nix package manager (reactive-banana 0.7 vs 0.8, etc), so I will have to work a bit to get it to build... Thanks !! Miguel [1]http://hydra.cryp.to/build/865748/nixlog/2 -- Read the whole topic here: Haskell Art: http://lurk.org/r/topic/2gPhGHtnRMayFWTAHKFVqD To leave Haskell Art, email haskell-...@group.lurk.org with the following email subject: unsubscribe
