Sorry, then, I don't know. I'd love to get Perl and up playing
with my MIDI gear, but just haven't had the time. I'm thinking
about writing a PhD thesis on computer-created improvised music,
and will probably use Perl for a bit of that, but there does
seem to be very little around: presumably speed is an issue.
You could always try mailing the module authors directly: they
may have some unreleased code/ideas you can use? If not, try
comp.lang.perl.*.
HTH
lee
Kristofer Wolff wrote:
>
> you can modulate the midi events, but not getting out via the midi port. or
> even play the file and use the soundcard driver to sending the file to the
> port.
>
> ???
>
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet: Montag, 5. Februar 2001 09:56
> An: Kristofer Wolff
> Betreff: Re: maybe not the right list ... MIDI-PORT
>
> This might be a silly response, in which case I'm sorry,
> but do you know of the MIDI::* modules? Specifically,
> MIDI::Realtime?
>
> If they don't do it specifically, maybe looking into the
> guts will help?
>
> Cheers,
> lee godard
>
> CPAN Search: ModuleDistributionAuthorDocumentation
> 7 modules found in 2 distributions matching 'midi'
>
> MIDI-Perl-0.79 by Sean M. Burke Released
> 21st August 2000
> MIDI - read, compose, modify, and write MIDI files. 0.79
> MIDI::Event - MIDI events 0.76
> MIDI::Opus - functions and methods for MIDI opuses 0.76
> MIDI::Score - MIDI scores 0.79
> MIDI::Simple - procedural/OOP interface for MIDI composition 0.77
> MIDI::Track - functions and methods for MIDI tracks 0.76
>
> MIDI-Realtime-0.01 by Alex McLean Released
> 8th December 1999
> MIDI::Realtime
>
> Kristofer Wolff wrote:
> >
> > hi all,
> >
> > I have a porblem designing a studio-setup. Fact is, I have 1 WIN98-box
> (PII
> > 400, 500mbRAM) this is the working-console next to the Audio-recording
> > (PROTOOLS and Neve-console). The Midi-setup is totaly seperated,
> controlled
> > throw a Yamaha Digital Mixer and the doepfer-"regelwerk".
> > now, i getting some MIDI inputs in this box (from a keybord and the
> > doepfer-"regelwerk") and sending a midi output to a sampler via the
> EWS64XL.
> > AND, I sending out a midi channal to a second box.
> >
> > Here beguins perl working. The second PC is an old IBM-Aptiva with
> LARA-DOS
> > on it. (486, low RAM) just fine for MIDI. It has 4 MIDI outputs. and a
> > serial-port. (on the serial port it gets some information from the
> > postroduction-studio / next door). The reason, why I can't use a
> MIDI-BRIDGE
> > is, that a Perl-based program generates special effects for the
> > midi-equitmant, wich is not suported on Midi-effects. The perls working
> fine
> > and fast (at the momant (its not a 1:1 setup !!) it makes a midi file from
> > the original midi-file and stores them to the HD (in case of the incomming
> > informations of the serial-port (not implemented, yet !! next
> callange:-) ).
> > If its done, its sends a "ok" back to the console, thats starts the
> > recording session for the yamaha and Neve and sending the timecode to the
> > MIDI-PC. (maybe I get an other one, if this to slow, or needs NT, but i
> > looking for a solution at this way...)
> >
> > NOW MY PROBLEM: How can I send MIDI-DATA from the HD to the MIDI-Port
> > ??????? Maybe you know i solution for NT, or Unix, please send it to me.
> > thanx for any kind of help. Again, the porblem is to conecting the
> midi-port
> > of a pc and sends out realtime midi-events.
> >
> > --------------------------------------------------------------------------
> --
> > ---------------------
> >
> > an other thing by the way... I build up a key-besed-Sinus-generator
> (16'tel
> > of a 4/4 beat) with FM, AM and template change modulations, for the same
> > projekt.
> > It generates a wav 4 beats long. I start a WIN32::SOUND process to start
> the
> > wav. Now, Iam getting 1 .. 8 wav files, (same sampling_rate, same bits,
> same
> > tempo, same length) and want to start them simultan. is it possible to
> start
> > n Sounds at the same time ? or how can I merge them into one ?
> >
> > Thanx for your time, and interest.
> > Kris
> >
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