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Jean-Marc
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Bidirectional, in and out
« on: Dec 16th, 2003, 9:04pm » |
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Hi,
Can someone explain to me how to achieve the following setup?
I wrote a program which I want to insert between the sequencer and the midi keyboard. Tne normal setup (without MIDI-Yoke) is then
keyboard <-----> sequencer
I want to do
keyboard <----> MyProgram <----> Sequencer
and have it to work in both directions.
My program manages directly the the keyboard and it does not use any driver (in fact it uses a tcp/ip connection on another machine on which the keyboard is connected) so I have 4 ports: in and out for my program as well as in and out for the sequencer. Now my question is simple  How to choose the midi yokes ports for the 2 applications? MyProgram(in=?, out=?), Sequencer(In=?, out=?)
Thanks,
Jean-Marc
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Jamie OConnell
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Re: Bidirectional, in and out
« Reply #1 on: Dec 17th, 2003, 11:05am » |
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If I understand correctly, your program talks directly to a MIDI controller on another machine, so all the in/out handling of that is handled by your program. You want your program to also talk to a sequencer via MIDI Yoke, and you want bi-directional communication?
[Your Program]->[Out: MIDI Yoke 1 :In]->Sequencer->[Out: MIDI Yoke 2 :In]->[Your Program]
Your program chooses:
Input: MIDI Yoke 2
Output: MIDI Yoke 1
Sequencer chooses:
Input: MIDI Yoke 1
Output: MIDI Yoke 2
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Jean-Marc
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Re: Bidirectional, in and out
« Reply #2 on: Dec 20th, 2003, 6:49pm » |
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Yes this is exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks !
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