I'm afraid the SB 128 PCI does not natively support midi. That's why you have to do all the wave-synthesis in software. Timidity can do this for you (recent versions at least).
You have to compile timidity with support for alsa sequencer. That's the option --enable-alsaseq to configure. Then you start timidity in the background: export TIMIDITY_PCM_NAME=midi timidity -iA -B2,8 -Os -EFreverb=0 -EFchorus=0 Next, find out what midi devices the oss emulation recognizes: cat /proc/asound/seq/oss Now try playmidi: playmidi -e -D <devnum> dilast1b.mid replacing <devnum> by a valid device number. If that works, you should be able to configure your other software to use these oss sequencer devices. No warranty! :o) -- Warning: My spam-filter silently deletes "Content-Type: text/html"-email http://snsg.org !c.|.$3Hb#R|ij]k:[~LIKUF6j}n0G\2mhJq>[tZ>}T!G%r|5hmY=cP= ]V{^%<VWAQft[HC7KvI%;Or=Goj/Q=-)_7<66PNSD&t47C01}Qk[nk94l?45"-}O6iLz;!hx TvgW,qioX/FJZ%{WZ%``61nT\LqPDYZjW$1t;T?B<n6Qi?cW8ksh}Y-ZZC)<JWYawj!lae-E _______________________________________________ Alsa-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/alsa-user
