&midiout
Broadcast MIDI commands to a remote computer's virtual MIDI device
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&midipush
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Device indices starts at 1, where an index of 0 implies "all". You can refer to for a drop-down list of available MIDI devices; the first MIDI device in the list would have a device index ID of 1.
Example: &midiout=2
0
using 0 will listen to all midi input devices
(integer value. eg: 1)
midi input device list index ID; 1 and up.
Allows for sending of MIDI signals to a remote computer. Mirrors even the channel ID.
The remote device must use to accept the signal and a peer connection is needed for the signal to take place.
You can disable the video and audio of VDO.Ninja, but still have a basic data-only peer-connection, but using &videodevice=0&audiodevice=0 or .
If testing locally, beware of feedback loops, where the MIDI output is fed back into the MIDI input, causing high CPU usage and a lot of MIDI messages. If testing locally, use two MIDI devices and explicitly select the input and output MIDI devices to avoid these feedback loops.