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Apple IIGS midi help
I have a program called the music studio and it says it is compatible with midi. I just wanted to know what kind of card I need to get to work with this, I plan on making a midi keyboard with a built in IIGS in a while and just want to make sure I get the right things. Thank you for the help.
Hi,
Not sure you that you really need a card. I guess you find a midi card for an apple II. I think all you need is a midi apple talk like device. It plugs in the seral port in the back. Just a little pig tale type box. I also believe they were used on the early Macs. I picked up mine quite a few years ago on Ebay for $10-15. Just a little larger than an Apple Talk type connector/box.
You may also need a HD or a way to run GSOS with the MIDI driver.
I may be all wrong, If I am some one will surely point it out.
Take Care
Not sure you that you really need a card. I guess you find a midi card for an apple II. I think all you need is a midi apple talk like device. It plugs in the seral port in the back. Just a little pig tale type box. I also believe they were used on the early Macs. I picked up mine quite a few years ago on Ebay for $10-15. Just a little larger than an Apple Talk type connector/box.
You may also need a HD or a way to run GSOS with the MIDI driver.
I may be all wrong, If I am some one will surely point it out.
Take Care
I have a MIDI interface for my Mac that is also compatible with the IIGS.
It's a very simple device, just a serial connection to a small box with two MIDI cables on it. Point your app to the correct serial port and it works... at least on the Mac (never used a IIGS).
I remember seeing schematics for one of these on the web at some point in recent history. They're very simple to make, apparently.
It's a very simple device, just a serial connection to a small box with two MIDI cables on it. Point your app to the correct serial port and it works... at least on the Mac (never used a IIGS).
I remember seeing schematics for one of these on the web at some point in recent history. They're very simple to make, apparently.