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since mp3s don't store the actual notes themselves, we'd have to auto-generate mp3s on the fly when people make any change to their feldman document, right?
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Also, did you get a chance to click the demo link?
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This is the other demo which does exactly what we want: https://ryoyakawai.github.io/smfplayer/
I think what we ought to do is roll back to your last commit with
midifile
andmidiplayer
included, then use this piece as a "synth": http://www.g200kg.com/en/docs/webmidilink/There's also this one: https://github.com/danigb/soundfont-player
But I think what you had before was perfect, it was just missing a the "virtual synthesizer." We shouldn't be connecting to the OS X MIDI thing in "Audio MIDI Setup.app" and instead find a WebAudio "soundfont" player. That's the way midi.js does it!
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I learned a lot from this GitHub issue on the HTML5 WebMIDI API: WebAudio/web-midi-api#45
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Also, this guy's keeps commenting the threads (to a relatively unresponsive bunch of people whom he calls "powers-the-be") and he's actually solved the whole issue of WebMIDI -> WebAudio here, I think: http://james-ingram-act-two.de/open-source/WebMIDISynthHost/host.html