Sound Design Asked by CodeRedacted on February 16, 2021
Using an Arturia Minilab (USB out only), I can control a Korg Volca (MIDI in only) using a Tie Studio 1|1 MIDI-USB adapter via LMMS (by setting up any instrument in LMMS and routing MIDI-in & MIDI-out appropriately; The instrument isn’t used except to perform the routing).
I also know that I can do the same thing by using (eg) a Kenton USB-MIDI router, or, I assume, by using pretty much any DAW.
What I want to know is whether I can do this without either a DAW or any other hardware device other than the USB-MIDI adapter: Can I use my Linux laptop as a "MIDI software router"? If so, what do I need to do?
I’m using Puppy Linux "Bionic" 64-bit. ALSA. Jack is installed.
The Linux kernel itself can route messages between MIDI ports. Such a connection is called a subscription, and applications must use it to get MIDI messages from the hardware port to their own port.
You can control connections with the aconnect tool. Run aconnect -lio to show a list of all ports and their current connections, and something like aconnect 12:0 34:0 to connect the first ports on two devices.
Correct answer by CL. on February 16, 2021
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