Hello,
I have a digital piano with USB MIDI interface, which is recognised by FreeBSD 9.1, and the umidi devices are then created in /dev.
I would like to be able to play the piano, and then edit the resulting score in MuseScore (installed from ports). However, I don't think MuseScore was really designed to input raw MIDI data, so was wondering whether it is possible to capture the raw MIDI stream to a MIDI file, which MuseScore could then open.
Does anyone know if this is possible, specifically which software is the best (and easiest to use) for creating a MIDI file from the /dev/umidi devices? I really just want something simple to use for creating a MIDI file.
Thanks, Richard
I have a digital piano with USB MIDI interface, which is recognised by FreeBSD 9.1, and the umidi devices are then created in /dev.
I would like to be able to play the piano, and then edit the resulting score in MuseScore (installed from ports). However, I don't think MuseScore was really designed to input raw MIDI data, so was wondering whether it is possible to capture the raw MIDI stream to a MIDI file, which MuseScore could then open.
Does anyone know if this is possible, specifically which software is the best (and easiest to use) for creating a MIDI file from the /dev/umidi devices? I really just want something simple to use for creating a MIDI file.
Thanks, Richard