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I struggled and failed the other day to get midi over usb to work with ALSA. it looks like I need to revert to mac + logic pro
by ptah 7y ago
I struggled and failed the other day to get midi over usb to work with ALSA. it looks like I need to revert to mac + logic pro
- PaulDavisThe1st 7y agoThere's no reason why that (using a class compliant MIDI USB device) would not just work out of the box. I have more than a dozen MIDI/USB devices in front of me, and they all work on a plug-n-play basis with my Linux systems. Some of them actually a little better on Linux than on macOS. What actual problems were you facing?
- ptah 7y agoI was trying to get tracktion waveform 8 to see a behringer crave synthesizer. It has a built in sequencer so wanted to record the notes programmed on the behringer
- ptah 7y agoif you can recommend a different forum to ask about this, please go ahead
- Cervisia 7y agounix.stackexchange.com (or askubuntu.com); midi.org/forum; alsa-user mailing list; linux-audio-user mailing list Please check if the device shows up in the output of "lsusb", "amidi -l", and "arecordmidi -l".
- somesortofsystm 7y agoWeird, works like a charm for me... $ aplaymidi -l 14:0 Midi Through Midi Through Port-0 28:0 MT4 MT4 MIDI 1 28:1 MT4 MT4 MIDI 2 28:2 MT4 MT4 MIDI 3 28:3 MT4 MT4 MIDI 4 28:4 MT4 MT4 Broadcast 32:0 USB Midi USB Midi MIDI 1 36:0 LPD8 LPD8 MIDI 1 40:0 Axoloti Core Axoloti Core MIDI 1 44:0 LPK25 LPK25 MIDI 1