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Thanks for the suggestion, I didn't not need to install a driver to connect the synthesizer to a computer and use the editor, so maybe that's the case. Where do
by throw_m239339 6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, I didn't not need to install a driver to connect the synthesizer to a computer and use the editor, so maybe that's the case. Where do you think I should get started with that, or how can I find out it that's the case? Any resources about the topic are welcome.
- slig 6y agoI'd try to open the synthesizer and look for a chip that's next to the USB port and google its number. Another option is to try to look at its ID using `lsusb`. If it's a known USB-to-serial chip, then I guess you can mount it and read/write directly to it using pyserial.