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> Date: Fri=2C 19 Oct 2012 07:22:54 -0500

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> From: brent@keycorner.org

> To: linux-audio-user@lists.linuxaudio.org

> Subject: [LAU] Hardware Midi from Wine

>=20

> Up until now=2C I've never really done much with Midi in emulated Windows=

=20

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> apps because I haven't needed them=2C but recently I acquired a copy of=20

> SoundDiver 3 for Windows from just before Apple killed them (jerks!).=20

> It's widely regarded as the only Midi patch librarian/editor for=20

> hardware synths that ever actually worked.

>=20

You've not said what hardware synths you want to control so it will be a bi=

t hard for anybody to aim any suggestions your way!
I don't personally know of anything standalone but there has quite recently=

 been a tool called Guru written for Renoise to handle control of external =

synths. Definitions for different synths are appearing slowly so there is a=

 chance you would have to get your hands dirty=2C creating one for whatever=

 hardware you own. It should work fine with the Renoise demo version though=

=2C so while not being FOSS it should still be free to use.
http://forum.renoise.com/index.php?/topic/34760-new-tool-28-guru/
I'm sure there must be others too though...
Dale.

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ct 2012 07:22:54 -0500&gt=3B From: brent@keycorner.org&gt=3B To: li=

nux-audio-user@lists.linuxaudio.org&gt=3B Subject: [LAU] Hardware Midi =

from Wine&gt=3B &gt=3B Up until now=2C I've never really done much =

with Midi in emulated Windows &gt=3B apps because I haven't needed them=

=2C but recently I acquired a copy of &gt=3B SoundDiver 3 for Windows f=

rom just before Apple killed them (jerks!). &gt=3B It's widely regarded=

 as the only Midi patch librarian/editor for &gt=3B hardware synths tha=

t ever actually worked.&gt=3B You've not said what hardware=

 synths you want to control so it will be a bit hard for anybody to aim any=

 suggestions your way!I don't personally know of anything standalon=

e but there has quite recently been a tool called Guru written for Renoise =

to handle control of external synths. Definitions for different synths are =

appearing slowly so there is a chance you would have to get your hands dirt=

y=2C creating one for whatever hardware you own. It should work fine with t=

he Renoise demo version though=2C so while not being FOSS it should still b=

e free to use.http://forum.renoise.com/index.php?/topic/34760-new-t=

ool-28-guru/I'm sure there must be others too though...Dale=

.

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