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- kennyma1991 October 2013
- KS89 October 2013
"Virtual" midi keyboard software for use with rwmidi?
Hello! :)
For a university project, I'm making use of a midi keyboard for an interactive sketch of mine. Unfortunately, I don't own one and the midi keyboards can't be borrowed, making working on the sketch difficult since I don't own one at home.
I was wondering, can I simulate a fake midi keyboard somehow or use some software to send midi signals to the rwmidi library via some sort of on-screen keyboard?
I tried a few software I found around but couldn't figure anything out.
Any help much, much appreciated.
Regards, KS89
Answers
Yes. This can be achieved. I have done similar virtual midi project.
For Mac user, you can use Midipipe to active virtual devices or use the Mac system's IAC bus.
On windows I am not as familiar. You probably want something like Midi Yoke or Midi-OX.
Regards, K
Thank you for your reply.
I'm on Windows, so I'll wait in hopes someone with Windows experience to post their insight too.