streamed: Programmatically edit MIDI event streams via ALSA

Please note: This package shall be replaced by reactive-balsa in the future.

MIDI is the Musical Instrument Digital Interface, ALSA is the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture. This package allows to manipulate a sequence of MIDI events via ALSA. It is intended to be plugged as a playing assistant between a MIDI input device (e.g. a keyboard or a controller bank) and a MIDI controlled synthesizer (e.g. a software synthesizer or an external synthesizer). For software synthesizers see the Haskell packages synthesizer-alsa, synthesizer-llvm, supercollider-midi, hsc3, YampaSynth or the C packages fluidsynth and Timidity.

Applications include: Remapping of channels, controller, instruments, keys, Keyboard splitting, Conversion from notes to controllers, Latch mode, Convert parallel chords to serial patterns, Automated change of MIDI controllers, Echo simulation.

It is intended that you write programs for MIDI stream manipulation. It is not intended to provide an executable program with all the functionality available in a custom programming interface. It is most fun to play with the stream editors in GHCi. However we provide an example module that demonstrates various effects.

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Name	Description	Default
splitbase	Choose the new smaller, split-up base package.	Enabled
buildexamples	Build example executables	Disabled

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