I use a MidiMan 2x2 under Gentoo all the time. Works great. the 2x2 is
not terribly expensive but it does use firmware that has to be
downloaded so it's problematic to hook it up to a new machine the
first time. After it's set up it's great.
Anyway, no problems with Gentoo and MIDI.
Good luck,
Hi Mark,
I'm curious what software you're using with the MidiMan 2x2.
Any recommendations, positive or negative?
M
On Thu, 3 Feb 2005, Mark Knecht wrote:
I use a MidiMan 2x2 under Gentoo all the time. Works great. the 2x2 is
not terribly expensive but it does use firmware that has to be
downloaded
I'm wondering if anything uses Gentoo and MIDI together at
all? If so, could you please send me some details about
your system, software and kernel setup?
I use a Edirol UM-1S as a MIDI controller and a Terratec
Aureon USB 5.1. Both work out of the box thanks to
snd-usb-audio.
Best
On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 06:44:16 + (UTC), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mark,
I'm curious what software you're using with the MidiMan 2x2.
Any recommendations, positive or negative?
M
Michael,
Hi. First, you'll have to understand that I go back and forth about
the value
Thanks for such a detailed answer, Mark. This is tremendously useful.
Could be a FAQ or an article, I imagine.
Truthfully I have almost no electronic music background but am trying to
learn on a budget. Inexpensive interfaces like the MidiMan and free
Linux software are me to do this. Helpful
Hello all.
I had asked about MIDI on Gentoo a while back and got some good advice.
I've since tried to set up a *really* old MIDI device with horrific
results. Bummer.
I'm wondering if anything uses Gentoo and MIDI together at all? If so,
could you please send me some details about
Serendipitous
I got my M-audio midiman working last night. The instructions are here:
http://usb-midi-fw.sourceforge.net/
i was then able to play midi files to my midi-piano and record piano
events to the computer.
time will tell if its all useful.
On Thu, February 3, 2005 5:30 pm,
