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midi2osc register itself as a writeable MIDI device. It then forwards
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the MIDI messages it receives to the specified OSC destination.
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Build prerequisites:
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libasound(-dev) (ALSA)
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liblo(-dev) (OSC)
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Compilation:
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make
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To use it with the Milkymist One,
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- enable Ethernet on the M1
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- ./midi2osc IP-address-or-host-name
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- launch qjackctl
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- click on the Connect button in qjackctl
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- in the "Connections" window, drag a connection from each MIDI device
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you want to connect to midi2osc
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- MIDI events will now show up in the MIDI settings dialog, etc.
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midi2osc can also remap MIDI controls. The syntax is
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c<chan>[.<control>]=c<chan>[.<control>]
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where <chan> is a channel number and <control> is the optional control
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number. For example,
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./midi2osc c8.1=c0.1 c8.2=c0.2 c9.1=c0.3 c9.2=c0.4 c0.7=c0.5 c7.7=c0.6 m1
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would map the joysticks and two faders of a Faderfox LV3 to the
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controls 1 through 6 on channel 0, and send the OSC messages to
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a host called "m1".
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