17 Reply by Dip

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OK, so SID-Wizard will not work MIDI-wise with emulators, if I understand you correct.

I found the "Resource Inspector" window in VICE. In there under Peripherals/Cartridges/MIDI you can edit some settings. Enable, Name, Port Names, Type (Passport, Datel, Maplin, Namesoft, Sequential). This very much looks like a built in midi function, but no VICE midi ports show up in my system.
Maybe I need to put in command line text in to VICE "Monitor" window, but since there are the above mentioned settings I would assume that those settings were enough.

In MIDIslave I select Sequential as interface, and I also choose that one in VICE. I get this in the Console window:

MIDIdrv: Opening MIDI client 'VICE'
MIDIdrv: Error - Error creating MIDI client!

Is there a forum for VICE and/or a wiki?

However, MIDIslave a the first try got some input, midi feedback. Turning of and on MIDI Enable in VICE changes the speed of the feedback, so I guess that is a good sign.

Thanks a lot for your help, and sorry for the trouble.

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18 Reply by Dip

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Thanks for the reply. I want to be able to use MIDI running VICE with any c64 application that allows it. So even if SID-Wizard does not allow MIDI I still need to get MIDI working.

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19 Topic by Dip

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Hi,

I have been trying hard to find a way to get midi in to VICE (OS X), right now for the purpose of controlling SID-Wizard (but not only that). Arrgh.

In VICE manual it says that it support some midi cartidges. There are no links on where to find them. The ones they mention I can not find on the net (Passport, Datel, Maplin, Namesoft, Sequential).
I'm not quite sure how this is supposed to work, since in order to get midi in to VICE, there need to be some kind of midi configuration of VICE itself.

If I get this to work I will eventually get a real c64, but I prefer to work on my mac until the music is almost complete.

Thank you for your help!

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