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Huh? I thought that was dmx? I wish midi was used for more things. Like I wish it was easy to map a dj controller to Final Cut Pro using midi. Or to studio one

Huh? I thought that was dmx? I wish midi was used for more things. Like I wish it was easy to map a dj controller to Final Cut Pro using midi. Or to studio one for photo editing. I don’t know how to do that right now.

smcnally 4y ago
Blender and OBS can use MIDI controllers https://github.com/JPfeP/AddRoutes https://github.com/JPfeP/AddRoutes https://obs-midi.org/ https://obs-midi.org/
noizejoy 4y ago
> I wish midi was used for more things. There are utility programs, that allow you to trigger and/or script keyboard and/or mouse actions et. via MIDI. So it becomes entirely possible to use a hardware MIDI controller to control a variety of software allowing lots of key commands. I currently have a a few such pieces of software on my Win10 system: CoyoteMIDI, Extended Expression, Bome MIDI Translator p.s. However, I'm not up-to-date on the state of such software on MacOS or Linux.
newcup 4y ago
If you’re an Emacs user and you lost your keyboard, no worries. Just plug in your midi accordion! https://twitter.com/ykarikos/status/1038145486618861573 https://twitter.com/ykarikos/status/1038145486618861573
- _flux 4y ago
  Why limit yourself to Emacs, even if it might be the best desktop solution around? With Linux, Jack/PipeWire and https://github.com/eras/midihidi https://github.com/eras/midihidi you can use your MIDI device with any app! Granted it doesn't do chord detection. It might actually have some "real" use cases: you could run an Amiga/C64/etc emulator, and a tracker within that, and then use this (with a proper keymap) to give it MIDI input. I didn't yet provide the ability to customize the keymaps, other than direct to source, though.. Pull requests welcome.