On Sun, 1 Nov 2009, David Robillard wrote:
> But nobody needed to define MIDI+MMC and MIDI+MTC and MIDI+MMC1 and MIDI > +MMC2 and MIDI+MMC1+MTC and MIDI+MMC2+MTC and ... for people to make > sense of the whole thing, did they? :) Yes and No. Manufacturers are required to publish their MIDI Implementation so that the person buying the device would know what types of MIDI messages the device sends and responds to. This includes the summarized table and the down-to-each-sysex-bit documentation. If you know you want an MMC-capable device, you know to look here. If you don't want to do LV2-EXtremeMakeover-HomeEdition or LV2-El33t, then perhaps a concise table with a standardized format might work better for you. Or even a just a standardized way of saying it. Something more clear and concise than "Foomatic-LV2 depends on the URI Map extension and the MIDI Ports extension [exactly /who/ is supposed to supply these?]. And, oh yeah, we forgot to tell you about the dynparam extension... but I'm sure you'll figure that out when things don't work." -gabriel _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-dev
