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PyPortMidi v0.03 03/15/05
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Python wrappings for PortMidi
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John Harrison
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harrison@media.mit.edu
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Modified by Roger B. Dannenberg, Nov 2009
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PyPortMidi
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PyPortMidi is a Python wrapper for PortMidi. PortMidi is a cross-platform
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C library for realtime MIDI control. Using PyPortMidi, you can send and
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receive MIDI data in realtime from Python.
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Besides using PyPortMidi to communicate to synthesizers and the
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like, it is possible to use PyPortMidi as a way to send MIDI messages
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between software packages on the same computer. For example, Using
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PyPortMidi and MIDI-YOKE on a Windows machine, it is possible to send
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realtime MIDI messages between programs on the same computer using
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loopback virtual MIDI ports. (At this time, MIDI-YOKE does not appear
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to run on Windows Vista.)
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PyPortMidi is cross-platform, but it will require some small
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changes in the setup.py file for it to install correctly on Linux
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machines. The changes should be pretty straightforward, and I am
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anxious to work with a Linux user on the port.
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PyPortMidi works with Python 2.6 and Python 3.1, although the ports
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are mostly separate because of various language incompatibilities.
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Please see README26.txt for information about the Python 2.6 version.
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See README31.txt for information about the Python 3.1 version.
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