Rosegarden

This might be relevant, in the sequencer status window:



Rosegarden 4-1.0 - AlsaDriver - alsa-lib version 1.0.8

JackDriver::initialiseAudio - JACK server not running

ALSA Client information:

62,0 - (Midi Through, Midi Through Port-0) (DUPLEX) [ctype 2, ptype 2, 
cap 99]

Creating device 0 in Play mode for connection 62:0 Midi Through Port-0 
(duplex)
Default device name for this device is MIDI output system device
Creating device 1 in Record mode for connection 62:0 Midi Through Port-0 
(duplex)
Default device name for this device is MIDI input system device
Current timer set to "system timer"
AlsaDriver::initialiseMidi - initialised MIDI subsystem

AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: connection like 65:0 Emu10k1 Port 0 
(write) requested for device 0
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: nothing suitable available
Creating device 2 in Play mode -- no connection available
Default device name for this device is Anonymous MIDI device 1
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: connection like 65:1 Emu10k1 Port 1 
(write) requested for device 2
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: nothing suitable available
Creating device 3 in Play mode -- no connection available
Default device name for this device is Anonymous MIDI device 2
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: connection like 65:2 Emu10k1 Port 2 
(write) requested for device 3
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: nothing suitable available
Creating device 4 in Play mode -- no connection available
Default device name for this device is Anonymous MIDI device 3
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: connection like 65:3 Emu10k1 Port 3 
(write) requested for device 4
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: nothing suitable available
Creating device 5 in Play mode -- no connection available
Default device name for this device is Anonymous MIDI device 4
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: connection like 65:1 Emu10k1 Port 1 
(write) requested for device 5
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: nothing suitable available
Creating device 6 in Play mode -- no connection available
Default device name for this device is Anonymous MIDI device 5
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: connection like 129:0 KAMix: qamix 
(write) requested for device 6
AlsaDriver::setPlausibleConnection: nothing suitable available
Creating device 7 in Play mode -- no connection available
Default device name for this device is Anonymous MIDI device 6
Creating device 8 in Play mode -- no connection available
Default device name for this device is Anonymous MIDI device 7

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also, I'm using Mandriva LE 2005 and the control center reports "82801EB 
AC'97 Audio" as a sound card.
Module: ‎snd-intel8x0

Emanuel Glitia wrote:

> hi. I'm now trying again Rosegarden but I can't hear any sound. Sound 
> card works well but I can't hear any midi. Do I need some software 
> synthetiser or something like that? Thanks with anticipation. The 
> program looks like very promissing software and if it works out I'd 
> like to write an article for a linux magazine I'm working for.
>

On Tuesday 27 September 2005 09:12 am, Emanuel Glitia wrote:
> This might be relevant, in the sequencer status window:

> 62,0 - (Midi Through, Midi Through Port-0) (DUPLEX) [ctype 2, ptype 2,
> cap 99]

It's an external MIDI port, such as you could use to talk to a free-standing 
MIDI keyboard.  It won't make any noise for you unless you have some hardware 
MIDI equipment floating around.  (It might not work even then.  ALSA 
recognizes the capability of the chipset, but every i1810 application I can 
remember seeing has had no analog joystick/MIDI port on the back, so there's 
nothing to connect to.)

> > Do I need some software
> > synthetiser or something like that?

So the answer to that one is yes.

> > Thanks with anticipation. The 
> > program looks like very promissing software and if it works out I'd
> > like to write an article for a linux magazine I'm working for.

If you're writing an article, you should probably note that there's a book out 
which answers most of these questions and more. The commercial version is out 
now, and I still have the older, less complete "Free Companion" available 
too.  If you work for a Linux magazine, I imagine the publisher, 
 http://www.bomots.de, will send you a copy of the full "Rosegarden Companion" for 
free.  In the meantime, you can read most of it online.

Links to both can be found here:

http://rosegarden.sourceforge.net/tutorial/

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