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On 09/02/12 18:29, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> to aim at the right way of "research" I would like to know, |
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> wether it would be |
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> a) no problem at all |
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> b) a true problem near to an unsolveable challenge |
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> c) a thing of careful selection of the according hardware |
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> to connect a midi masterkeyboard via usb to an ordinary PC (in an |
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> useable manner, of course....;) ). I dont want to add an extra PCIe |
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> card to my PC because there is simply no room for it in my PC. |
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> To what do I have to pay my attention to? |
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Make sure you have enabled the SND_USB_AUDIO driver in your kernel: |
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Device Drivers -> Sound card support -> Advanced Linux Sound |
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Architecture -> USB sound devices -> USB Audio/MIDI driver |
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And it should "just work". At least mine did after I enabled the above |
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driver. |
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