LinuxMusicians

Hello!

There are a bunch of MIDI utilities that I would find quite useful. Since they are not around (at least, not in Linux afaik), and since it would be a little complicated to ask someone and explain exactly what I need, I decided to try to write them myself. They will be useful to everyone, when they get to work.

But I need some help getting started!

I would like my plugins to work with Jack (i.e. in Carla).
So, I have basic knowledge about how Linux audio is handled, and I know fairly okay C, C++, and Python.
Where can I get the code of already existing MIDI utilities (even just simple transposers, like the ones already installed in KXStudio)? What language are they written with?

Thanks...I'll keep you updated!

falkTX wrote: https://github.com/DISTRHO/DPF

PS: DPF is my own thing

This sounds very interesting...
Will you add an example/paragraph on MIDI handling?

paul wrote: Where can I get the code of already existing MIDI utilities (even just simple transposers, like the ones already installed in KXStudio)? What language are they written with?

http://www.thepiz.org/plugins/?p=pizmidi

Best,

dp

you could also use this if you learn a little lua http://www.linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic ... 48&t=14155

Wow, so many possibilities!

Please help me choosing the platform. Requirements:
- LV2 (strictly)
- either in c/c++ or, if dedicated language, easy and high level
- realtime, better if without too much hassle
- time and tempo management. I want it to create MIDI events at specified times (e.g. delays).