Simple way to connect midi keyboard to pulseaudio without gui
I need a simple way to connect the midi keyboard to pulse audio and leave it active. (I am a complete beginner, so i'm not worried about low latency.)
So far, I've looked at Ted's Linux MIDI Guide and followed all of that, but I reverted to normal latency kernel, when the low-latency caused trouble with my input devices. Following Ted's instructions, I can run /usr/bin/audio start
and then the vmpk
script, which is nice, but then I can't use pulse (for watching tutorial on youtube.)
Is it best in the long run to use jack audio for everything, even on a normal 250hz kernel? Thank you.
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I need a simple way to connect the midi keyboard to pulse audio and leave it active. (I am a complete beginner, so i'm not worried about low latency.)
So far, I've looked at Ted's Linux MIDI Guide and followed all of that, but I reverted to normal latency kernel, when the low-latency caused trouble with my input devices. Following Ted's instructions, I can run /usr/bin/audio start
and then the vmpk
script, which is nice, but then I can't use pulse (for watching tutorial on youtube.)
Is it best in the long run to use jack audio for everything, even on a normal 250hz kernel? Thank you.
audio pulseaudio jack midi
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I need a simple way to connect the midi keyboard to pulse audio and leave it active. (I am a complete beginner, so i'm not worried about low latency.)
So far, I've looked at Ted's Linux MIDI Guide and followed all of that, but I reverted to normal latency kernel, when the low-latency caused trouble with my input devices. Following Ted's instructions, I can run /usr/bin/audio start
and then the vmpk
script, which is nice, but then I can't use pulse (for watching tutorial on youtube.)
Is it best in the long run to use jack audio for everything, even on a normal 250hz kernel? Thank you.
audio pulseaudio jack midi
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I need a simple way to connect the midi keyboard to pulse audio and leave it active. (I am a complete beginner, so i'm not worried about low latency.)
So far, I've looked at Ted's Linux MIDI Guide and followed all of that, but I reverted to normal latency kernel, when the low-latency caused trouble with my input devices. Following Ted's instructions, I can run /usr/bin/audio start
and then the vmpk
script, which is nice, but then I can't use pulse (for watching tutorial on youtube.)
Is it best in the long run to use jack audio for everything, even on a normal 250hz kernel? Thank you.
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