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Le mercredi 18 avril 2012 à 12:23 +0100, Jon Stutters a écrit :
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On 18 Apr 2012, at 11:53, Kassen wrote:
> In the meantime; I think many modern controlers with USB plugs will
> act as both a interface to the computer (featuring din plugs) and as a
> controller themselves. With some luck yours will be able to merge the
> two, pluging controler A's din output into controller's B's MIDI-in
> and B's usb into the computer.
>
> I don't know the exact models used here but consult your manual.
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> Hope you're in luck, if that fails you can run a software-based merger
> that would present a single virtual device to Fluxus for you to open;
> I don't have much experience with that personally, somebody else might
> have a pointer or you could consult your favourite search engine.
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For my part, on linux, I connect Fluxus to one midi device, then use Jack Connection panel (or Patchage) to connect (or de-connect) the others to the fluxus port.<BR>
I don't know any equivalent for OSX users, sorry.<BR>
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