> I'm not too sure what I'd call it. Thiago Teixeira called it ttymidi:
> http://www.varal.org/ttymidi/
> Should do exactly what your looking for I think. Just run his program, and
> any USB/Serial > device
> can send data to ALSA MIDI. :-)
> Cheers, -Harry
> PS: Might be nice to send the author a "thanks" if you like it
Thanks for make me remember ttymidi. I tried it and is perfect for the purpose
to connect arduino to fluidsynth.
Returning to the problem..., I imagine something like plugging arduino and
appearing automatically in aconnect. Maybe the solution is to hack the FTDI
driver. FTDI is the chipset that converts serial to USB, and needs an FTDI
driver to create a virtual COM port: /dev/ttyUSB0. The solution could be
hacking the FTDI driver with the ALSA libraries driver and making it an ALSA
sequencer port.
Joan Q
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