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Description

See http://www.raveloxprojects.com/blog/?cat=5 for the reason I'm doing this.

The original reason for writing this was to send NoteOn/NoteOff MIDI events from a self-built drum pad interface through a Raspberry Pi to Logic Pro X on OS X.

I'm doing this purely for fun and don't expect anyone else to use it but I'm happy to accept suggestions if you ever come across this code.

If you are using raveloxmidi, please drop me a line with some detail and I'll add your name to a list with a link to your project.

This code is released under GPLv3.

Simple usage is:

  1. On the Linux box, build the raveloxmidi binary and run it in the background.
  2. Connect an Apple machine to raveloxmidi using Audio MIDI setup under Applications/Utilities.
  3. Run Logic Pro X on the Apple machine and start recording a MIDI track.
  4. On the Linux box, run python/udp_client.py to send some test MIDI notes.
  5. Those notes should register in the MIDI track.

For more information, read the README file in raveloxmidi/

Compile instructions

Install automake

sudo apt-get install automake

Install avahi-client

sudo apt-get install libavahi-client-dev

compile ravelox midi

cd pimidi/raveloxmidi
bash autogen.sh
./configure
make

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