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From: fredg@marob.uucp (Fred Goldrich)
Newsgroups: comp.music
Subject: Re: doing midi on a Unix box
Message-ID: <283D0BEF.6122@marob.uucp>
Date: 24 May 91 12:49:46 GMT
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In article <16262@helios.TAMU.EDU> jansen@archone.tamu.edu (Mark Jansen) writes:
>We are doing some work where we want to get MIDI into a unix box, more 
>particularly a silicon graphics machine.
>
>Are there any commercial convertor boxes available to do such a thing?

	Alas, I have no answer, but only a somewhat related question.

	I am running a 486 machine with a SoundBlaster board.  When I boot
it up under DOS, the SB works flawlessly.  However, I usually run Interactive
UNIX on it -- does anyone know how I can access the SB in that mode?  (And
preferably not under VP/ix.)

	Thanks in advance for any help!

		-- Fred Goldrich
-- 
	Fred Goldrich
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