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Stardate: 20250720.2337 | |
Location: The Lab | |
Input Device: HOSAKA -> booji | |
Audio: The Church - Starfish | |
Visual: nano | |
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OCC 2025 DAY VII: Interfacing Triton with P1610 (cont.) | |
Saturday was busy so I was not able to work on the Triton <-> P1610 | |
connection until today (Sunday.) I found this article [1][2] by | |
sndrtj to be quite helpful in getting the Triton to work with the | |
P1610 via the Keystep. | |
Testing hardware communications | |
- Look for MIDI device: aconnect -i | |
- Show key presses on Keystep: aseqdump -p (client ID) | |
Installation of qsynth jackd qjackctl | |
- configure jackd | |
- configure qsynth | |
Test Keystep - SUCCESSFUL | |
Plug in Triton to Keystep via 5-pin MIDI cable | |
Test Triton - SUCCESSFUL | |
[1] Using a USB midi keyboard on Ubuntu | |
[2] PDF copy of article | |
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