Hi, I'm curating a list of libraries for quick reference. I'm involved in trying to write a Python script for use with FL Studio's Akai Fire MIDI controller.
I will be posting this list of bookmarks and files on the Image Line forum. I attached the url in the 'links' section, as the link button here is being blocked by something.
I see that one must register to have access to the MIDI spec files. May I have permission to upload some of these files to the forum?
A person needs a valid FL Studio license to access that forum. The people involved in the python scripting area are programmers and MIDI enthusiasts, and could use a reference guide, as the helpful knowledge is scattered across the internet. I'm not sure if it's ok to upload the MIDI specs there. ?
I will be posting this list of bookmarks and files on the Image Line forum. I attached the url in the 'links' section, as the link button here is being blocked by something.
I see that one must register to have access to the MIDI spec files. May I have permission to upload some of these files to the forum?
A person needs a valid FL Studio license to access that forum. The people involved in the python scripting area are programmers and MIDI enthusiasts, and could use a reference guide, as the helpful knowledge is scattered across the internet. I'm not sure if it's ok to upload the MIDI specs there. ?
Hi Trevor,
My understanding is that the MMA do not like people hosting their documents off site.
They prefer a link to the page where the documents can be retrieved
which is "https://www.midi.org/specifications"
together with an explanation of how they can be obtained.
I did what you're attempting on my own web forum some years ago and was advised to do what I've explained above.
Hope that helps?
JohnG.
My understanding is that the MMA do not like people hosting their documents off site.
They prefer a link to the page where the documents can be retrieved
which is "https://www.midi.org/specifications"
together with an explanation of how they can be obtained.
I did what you're attempting on my own web forum some years ago and was advised to do what I've explained above.
Hope that helps?
JohnG.
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