You did a great job. It is not that hard to read your code. I expanded your midi-listerner.py with a lot of code. Also some other things. You can see that in my repo. I use a standard I2C 16x2 LCD. It uses the 'PCF8574' chip for I2C. The display shows the current config on the top and the midi …

Small steps. 😀 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ye8hCD7b2yk

Cool, I have to try the header. I would like a completely internal solution. I had a look at your code and have a suggestion regarding your problem with aconnect and the midi numbers. You can use the name of the midi device instead of the number. So instead of "aconnect 129:0 14:0" you can use " …

Hey, I just came across your project and I really like it. I wanted to build something like this as well. I thought about using the WaveBlaster header but as I want to primarily use Munt I was not sure if it is possible. I looked into the datasheet of my Soundcard (ESS1868F) and if I read correctly …

I think I found the culprit. I had to disable the serial port terminal shell like it is described here: https://www.cube-controls.com/2015/11/02/disa … ut-on-raspbian/ After that it works if I start my script after a restart.

Sorry for the triple post. Here is the code for ttymidi with SysEx support if anybody is interested: https://github.com/ElBartoME/ttymidi/

Unfortunately it didn't really help. I just found another problem with ttymidi. If I read correctly ttymidi does not support SysEx messages. So I have to find another solution... EDIT: I was able to modify ttymidi so it handles SysEx messages correctly. Now Monkey Island sounds correct as it should! …

I like the approach to monitor the MIDI stream. I then may do the monitoring in Python as I also want to implement some other features that are not necessarily connected to Munt. Thanks for the tip. I know that the UART for Bluetooth is changed in order to be able to get the baud rate for MIDI. I …

Yes, I'm on the Pi via SSH and use top to see the CPU load. I found that if I start mt32d and ttymidi manually right after the Pi booted the same problem happens. It seems I have to wait some minutes. After that mt32d and ttymidi seem to work correctly. Is it normal to wait that long? By the way: …

Hey everybody, I've been a lurker for quite some time but today I decided to register as I have a problem. Recently I found my old Intel Pentium PC in the attic of my fathers home and I decided to bring it back to life. It still works fine but didn't have a sound card. So I boughta ESS1868 soundcard …