MIDI Driver

Functions for managing MIDI drivers.

The available MIDI drivers depend on your platform. See MIDI driver settings for all available configuration options.

To create a MIDI driver, you need to specify a source for the MIDI events to be forwarded to via the fluid_midi_event_t callback. Normally this will be either a MIDI Router via fluid_midi_router_handle_midi_event() or the synthesizer via fluid_synth_handle_midi_event().

But you can also write your own handler function that preprocesses the events and forwards them on to the router or synthesizer instead.

Lifecycle Functions for MIDI Driver

fluid_midi_driver_t * new_fluid_midi_driver(fluid_settings_t *settings, handle_midi_event_func_t handler, void *event_handler_data)

Create a new MIDI driver instance.

Parameters:

Name	Description
`settings`	Settings used to configure new MIDI driver. See MIDI driver settings for available options.
`handler`	MIDI handler callback (for example: `fluid_midi_router_handle_midi_event()` for MIDI router)
`event_handler_data`	Caller defined data to pass to 'handler'

Returns: New MIDI driver instance or NULL on error

Which MIDI driver is actually created depends on the midi.driver option.

void delete_fluid_midi_driver(fluid_midi_driver_t *driver)

Delete a MIDI driver instance.

Parameters:

Name	Description
`driver`	MIDI driver to delete