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Discrete 4 Channel MIDI Output Posted by John in Brisbane (from: 144.139.123.87) on May 31, 2002 at 09:47:38: Pretty simple question. I want to play 4 separate MIDI channels to 4 separate groups of music students simultaneously - in 4 acoutically separated locations. Nothing too fancy, even FM synthesis would do and I'd have no trouble managing the audio part. What choices (if any) do I have? I've got plenty of soundcards lying around. Can I connect two at once? Do I need a special sequencer/player to give 4 output channels rather than stereo panning? Any advice would be appreciated. BTW I don't heed huge amounts of crosstalk rejection between the four channels, just enough so that students can clearly hear their own part. Regards, John Follow Ups: Re: Discrete 4 Channel MIDI Output John in Brisbane 01:30:56 6/03/02 (0) Re: Discrete 4 Channel MIDI Output SteveR 11:53:44 5/31/02 (1) Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : Pretty simple question. I want to play 4 separate MIDI channels to 4 separate groups of music students simultaneously - in 4 acoutically separated locations. Nothing too fancy, even FM synthesis would do and I'd have no trouble managing the audio part. : What choices (if any) do I have? I've got plenty of soundcards lying around. Can I connect two at once? Do I need a special sequencer/player to give 4 output channels rather than stereo panning? : Any advice would be appreciated. BTW I don't heed huge amounts of crosstalk rejection between the four channels, just enough so that students can clearly hear their own part. : Regards, John Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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