QASCONFIG(1) QasTools Manuals QASCONFIG(1)NAME
qasconfig - ALSA configuration tree browser
SYNOPSIS
qasconfig [OPTION]...
DESCRIPTION
ALSA's configuration resides in a tree structure which gets built from the contents of the files /etc/asound.conf and ~/.asoundrc.
QasConfig is a graphical browser for this configuration tree and can help to analyze and debug an ALSA setup.
OPTIONS -h, --help
prints a help text.
-c, --copying
prints copying information.
-v, --version
prints the program version.
NOTES
QasConfig is part of the QasTools applications collection.
It is written in C++ using the Qt GUI libraries.
SEE ALSO qashctl(1), qasmixer(1)Linux 2011-12-30 QASCONFIG(1)
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AMIDI(1) General Commands Manual AMIDI(1)NAME
amidi - read from and write to ALSA RawMIDI ports
SYNOPSIS
amidi [-p port] [-s file | -S data] [-r file] [-d] [-t seconds] [-a]
DESCRIPTION
amidi is a command-line utility which allows to receive and send SysEx (system exclusive) data from/to external MIDI devices. It can also
send any other MIDI commands.
amidi handles only files containing raw MIDI commands, without timing information. amidi does not support Standard MIDI (.mid) files, but
aplaymidi(1) and arecordmidi(1) do.
OPTIONS
Use the -h, -V, -l, or -L options to display information; or use at least one of the -s, -r, -S, or -d options to specify what data to send
or receive.
-h, --help
Help: prints a list of options.
-V, --version
Prints the current version.
-l, --list-devices
Prints a list of all hardware MIDI ports.
-L, --list-rawmidis
Prints all RawMIDI definitions. (used when debugging configuration files)
-p, --port=name
Sets the name of the ALSA RawMIDI port to use. If this is not specified, amidi uses the default port defined in the configuration
file (the default for this is port 0 on card 0, which may not exist).
-s, --send=filename
Sends the contents of the specified file to the MIDI port. The file must contain raw MIDI commands (e.g. a .syx file); for Standard
MIDI (.mid) files, use aplaymidi(1).
-r, --receive=filename
Writes data received from the MIDI port into the specified file. The file will contain raw MIDI commands (such as in a .syx file);
to record a Standard MIDI (.mid) file, use arecordmidi(1).
amidi will filter out any Active Sensing bytes (FEh), unless the -a option has been given.
-S, --send-hex="..."
Sends the bytes specified as hexadecimal numbers to the MIDI port.
-d, --dump
Prints data received from the MIDI port as hexadecimal bytes. Active Sensing bytes (FEh) will not be shown, unless the -a option
has been given.
This option is useful for debugging.
-t, --timeout=seconds
Stops receiving data when no data has been received for the specified amount of time.
If this option has not been given, you must press Ctrl+C (or kill amidi) to stop receiving data.
-a, --active-sensing
Does not ignore Active Sensing bytes (FEh) when saving or printing received MIDI commands.
EXAMPLES
amidi -p hw:0 -s my_settings.syx
will send the MIDI commands in my_settings.syx to port hw:0.
amidi -S 'F0 43 10 4C 00 00 7E 00 F7'
sends an XG Reset to the default port.
amidi -p hw:1,2 -S F0411042110C000000000074F7 -r dump.syx -t 1
sends a "Parameter Dump Request" to a GS device, saves the received parameter data to the file dump.syx, and stops after the device
has finished sending data (when no data has been received for one second).
amidi -p virtual -d
creates a virtual RawMIDI port and prints all data sent to this port.
FILES
/usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf default rawmidi definitions
/etc/asound.conf system-wide rawmidi definitions
~/.asoundrc user specific rawmidi definitions
SEE ALSO aplaymidi(1)arecordmidi(1)AUTHOR
Clemens Ladisch <clemens@ladisch.de>
26 Jun 2006 AMIDI(1)