midi-exec
Run commands in response to midi keys being pressed. Works on linux with alsa or jack.
Implemented using mido. LLMs inform me that the re is a mido bridge on windows.
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Installation
pipx install midi-exec
Usage
midi-exec --alsa config
config looks like
channel=0 note=22 ls
channel=0 cc=22 ls cc
You can then connect this up with e.g. aconnect
If you want to connect ot a specific device you can use
midi-exec --alsa config --connect name. You can list ports in alsa with aconnect -l. I don't know how to do things with jack - but mido gives jack to you for free.
Related tools
This was written for background-music. A tool I use to play music. I use launchpad minis for buttons. This has a range of uses and these can be quite cheaply obtained.
I have written a number of midi tools available on pypi linux-midi-latch. I have a treadmil desk with musical instruments see r/musicaltreadmilldesk
I made a LFO based "modular synth" inspired synthesier in supercolider.
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