Hi Steve,
I can't reproduce this (but I only have one MIDI output, just tried to output to channel 17 and got nothing.) I'ts possible to open the same MIDI device twice in Linux, although I don't see how your arguments could really have done that... just as a guess, try outputs 1,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 and see if that helps?
cheers Miller
On Sat, Apr 30, 2005 at 03:54:15PM -0700, steve.long@camp.org wrote:
hello everyone! i'm new to the mailing list and relatively new to pd. i just got pd setup on an old computer for use as a dedicated midi processor to sit between my drumset and a rack of synths, and i'm seeing some strange behavior:
i have a simple patch consisting of a [notein 49] connected to a [noteout], plus a bang and a number box triggered from the notein that allows me to select different output channels. this allows me to take a note from my drum module and route it to an arbitraty synth, or at least that's what i thought. what's happening is output channels 1-16 work as expected, but 17-32 are sending to port 1 instead of 2, and 33-48 go to ports 1 instead of 3, etc. sadness.
i was wondering if anyone has seen this sort of problem before, or if anyone has an idea on how i can remedy it or find a workaround. a search of the list archives and pd documentation was futile, so here i am asking for help, please, and thank you!
my system details: i'm running AGNULA's DEMUDI 1.2.1, which comes with PD 0.38.4. there is no sound card installed, but i have an m-audio midisport 8x8 usb midi interface, and i can do simple routing between its ports with aconnect, so i believe it's working properly. i'm launching PD with 'pd -noaudio -rt -audiobuf 1 -midiindev 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 -midioutdev 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8', then i'm manually connecting the 8 'PureData' midi io ports to the 8 'MidiSport 8x8' hardware ports with aconnect.
-steve steve.long@camp.org
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