Enable multiple midi device output via channel expansion (WIP) #243
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A WIP, warrants a cleanup and documentation update. Is this viable? Improvements suggestions appreciated over outright closing. :) |
Channel numbers above 15 go to the next device on the list. This enables a total of 36 channels across 3 consecutive devices.
`mmidi` allows reordring MIDI devices. Format: `mmidi:<i or o><device number>-<match string>;..` Matches are done against lowercased device names with non-alphanimerics removed. Example: `mmidi:i0-iac1` will find a device named "IAC Driver Loopback 1" and move it to position 0.
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Added MIDI device ID display for improved UX, takes guessing out of correlating IDs with devices when using
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Revert "try Fuzzy" This reverts commit 06ddf91.
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Fixed device name matching and added fuzzy search. Now |
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A repeat of #242, but with explicit ability to control MIDI device ordering, to solve the problem of unpredictably ordered devices. Changes are visible in the UI.
mmidicommand allows reordring of MIDI devices by their name. Format:mmidi:<i or o><device number>-<match string>;..Matches are done against lowercased device names with non-alphanimerics removed.
Example:
mmidi:i0-iac1will find an input device named "IAC Driver Loopback 1" and move it to position 0.