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I simply want to print the amount of connected MIDI inputs. What in the world am I doing wrong? Using Code::Blocks and GNU GCC Compiler. #include <windows.h> #include <mmsystem.h> #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf("%d", midiInGetNumDevs()); return 0; } I get undefined reference to `midiInGetNumDevs@0' upon compiling. midiInGetNumDevs You need to link with with winmm.lib . In Visual Studio, you do this by adding it to the Additional Dependencies in your project properties. Right-click on the project, select Properties , then Linker , then Input . Add winmm.lib to the list of files in

下载安装rtpMIDI 打开rtpMIDI，在“My session”那里按下+，就会自动显示你的电脑的名字 检查Bonjour服务正常运行，iPad与pc网络正常连接 iPad运行midi键盘程序，进入midi设置，设置为网络连接（Pianist Pro，MIDI Studio，Cubasis...） 这个时候Directory那里会自动显示你的iPad的名字 按下Directory下面的connect，就可以连接了，过一会儿，看到界面右边的Participant显示Latency的秒数动了，就是连上了 运行DAW，Cubase中设置VST切换为低延迟ASIO驱动 此时，弹奏iPad上的键盘，就能听到cubase里发出声音了。注意，这里应该会听到两个声音，一个来自输入到电脑再从电脑的Cubase里出来的音，一个是自身乐器应用发出的，只要把应用设置静音就好 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/fooldrifter/p/11725524.html

I have researched the subject for some time now and still haven't figure it out. I use midas3 library (Midi-actionscript3) to import midi to flash. I get each note-item on a timeline. I get the divisions value (192) and all of the "GET-TEMPO" elements are equal to 81. I tried a lot of combinations to get the actual time of the midi but still no good (timeline*192/60 for example). The reason I know it is not synchronized to the actual time is that when I visualize the notes as simple rectangles in flash - I check if they appear exactly to what the mp3 file plays (I have converted the midi file

I've searched for a while now, and can't find an answer for what I want to do. I want to play a midi file, and display the notes on the screen as it plays. When a note stops playing, it should disappear off the screen. I can play a midi with a sequencer, but have no idea of how to get the notes its playing, or when it stops playing a note. I've looked into ControllerEventListeners and MetaEventListeners, but still don't know how to do this. Any help would be appreciated. This is a FAQ . Connect you own Receiver to the sequencer's Transmitter. See the DumpReceiver in the MidiPlayer for an

I'm trying to wrtie a metronome script which gives me audio feedback as well as sending MIDI messages to a synthesizer. I use Python 2.7.5+ and Pygame 1.9.1.release on Linux Mint 16. I'm okay with the MIDI part. What troubles me is the timing. First of all, here is basically what I do: import time import pygame.mixer pygame.mixer.init() sound = pygame.mixer.Sound('click.wav') interval = 0.5 #should be equivalent to 120 bpm t0 = time.time() while True: #infinite loop, use keyboard interrupt Ctrl-C if time.time() - t0 >= interval: sound.play() t0 = time.time() However, this is fairly unstable