Yes, it is, assuming that the other end of the adapter is plugged into, say, a keyboard. I've used the Roland LIM-1 cable (and its four pounds of manuals and disks) on an Alesis keyboard quite successfully. Squeak is a bit deficient in handling input MIDI; I had to write some code to convert MIDI input to a form which could be saved to disk (and then used the Georgia Tech code on the Swici to write it to disk.)

Dave


At 21:18 +0100 3/6/02, Hannes Hirzel wrote:
>On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, David N. Smith (IBM) wrote:
>
>> Jeff:
>>
>> If you are using MIDI, you can let Windows do the sounds for you; it has a much larger set of sounds.
>>
>> Dave
>>
>>
>
>A question: Is it possible in Squeak to input and output MIDI on
>Windows through a USB to MIDI-adapter?
>
>
>Hannes


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