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From: Clarence Dang <clarencedang@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: some comments re: dosemu 1.1.99 (fwd)
Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2003 21:28:24 +1000
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Hi,

> The other app in question is Sound Globs, an excellent algorithmic MIDI
> composition program. 
> (...)
> I'm now able to open and run the program, but something happens when it
> opens that kills its MIDI activity. The program appears to be working, it
> just doesn't send any MIDI data. Upon opening it sends a big MIDI reset to
> my synths (including a big chord with no apparent note-off), then I get no
> joy. :(  I'm still working with it though, trying to at least create some
> MIDI files for later use.
>
Are you using midid?  If so, is ~/.dosemu/run/dosemu-midi a pipe?  If it's 
only a file, MIDI events will just accumulate in there; that might explain 
why you get a single note at startup but no MIDI after that.

Clarence