I went to https://midi.city/ with #Chromium 87 and it could read MIDI events without asking for permission, even while another tab is active.
Does this mean that all websites can silently snoop on MIDI? 😰
@BollerwagenPicard @kai @tagomago I want to use the instruments all at once, to play as a band with friends.
>I'm looking for something that would take multiple MIDI inputs from different instruments.
I'm not that versed, but I think that's expected from every MIDI software? I use the Rosegarden sequencer backed with the Qsynth synthesizer.
This tutorial was useful to me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVhAneOg0sc
No, solo el ratón y el teclado del ordenador. He hecho solo un poquito de composición, así que con la interfaz gráfica y un poco de paciencia es suficiente. Pero sí, a Rosegarden le puedes enchufar instrumentos midi, creo recordar que en el tutorial de arriba se usa un teclado.
@tagomago ¿Sabes si con un teclado usb se puede hacer algo ahí?
@tronss Ni idea, la verdad.
@codewiz Ardour + JACK == ❤️
@BollerwagenPicard @kai @tagomago Chromium has a permission for MIDI, a d it's set to "Ask every time". But then it doesn't ask. Looks like a bug to me...
@codewiz Btw, I opened the inspector and I think that what you hear on midi.city is not midi but pre-recorded ogg files and a bunch of JS, that's why you can play it so easily.
@wizzwizz4 @tagomago Yes, just plug a #MIDI instrument into the computer, and #Chromium will let midi.city receive all the events. No need to grant permissions.
@codewiz @[email protected] That I can't experiment...
@tagomago I filed a #Chromium bug yesterday, and it was closed as duplicate of another bug which is not publicly visible:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1166239
@codewiz sorry I really have no idea about any of this stuff 😅
Also, what synth software should I use on Linux? I'm looking for something that would take multiple MIDI inputs from different instruments.
@kai @tagomago