Steve you are amazing! �I've been building a midi patchbay in Node.js to run on an itty bitty raspberry pi. �Looks like I am duplicating a little bit of what jazz-midi is doing, with the plugins. �
My goal is really to map everything to networking and OSC, then just generate OSC commands from the browser, so I won't need plugins. �But yeah, whatever you happen to have kicking around would be great!
Andre
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Subject: Re: [xl7] Controlling the sequencer externally?
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Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2016 6:39 AM
Subject: Re: [xl7] Controlling the sequencer externally?
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PPS: I played around a while ago with Jazz-Soft--a tool for using a browser with mid gear.� It just dawned on me that you might be able to create a personal/customized html file to send sysex commands to midi gear if it is connected to a computer.� Even if ultimately you want to have the sysex commands coming from your keyboard, it might be possible to test the sysex chains via a browser.
Not sure if I wrote about tests with Jazz-Soft�here or elsewhere.� At one point I was exploring the possibility of having a web-based utility that would do some of what e-loader does (and other functions--such as my syxer utility, a parameterizer for generating presets, etc.�).
I seemed to recall posting the results of tests somewhere, but no one was interested then.
I see that I had buttons for remote control on and off. I also was able to obtain patterns in sysex format by requesting a song and sending acks.� As I recall, I just did a hard coded pattern--no inputs for selecting pattern bank and slot.� It was a test of concept kind of thing. If�people want to develop this further, I'd be happy to share what I know. Unfortunately, I no longer have time and energy to devote to develop something like this the way I imagine it can be used. Also, I cannot keep up with changes in html and other www consortium things.���