This code was created and presented at Confloss in Brazil.
This project was generated with Angular CLI version 12.1.3.
This code currently reads up MIDI devices and list them, once you select a device it starts to listen MIDI events.
The example was only tested with Alesis Mesh Nitro, for other drums and MIDI devices is necessary to map it accordingly.
You can also use a Virtual MIDI device, like VMPK to emulate a MIDI Input/output. To make it work correctly, in VMPK settings you should set the instrument as General MIDI in Behaviour Tab.
The slides of this presentation is also included in this repo.
If you have any questions, just let me know. :)
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