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Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1Hey folks, what is the easiest way to deal with midi input in a jack app?
I'm confused by the difference in jack midi and alsa midi, because I have
two midi inputs, one is a usb input, so it appears at a low level as an
alsa device, but the other is the midi input on a firewire unit, and it
appears as a jack midi device. I'd like to make sure that whatever I do is
easy to port to other systems. Does it make sense to use portmidi or rtmidi
to get input or should I stick to the jack api entirely?thanks
Iain--20cf302d4986efcdfb04b52b6aaf
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appears as a jack midi device. I'd like to make sure that whatever I d=
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thanksIain--20cf302d4986efcdfb04b52b6aaf--
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