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JZZ.js v.0.4.6 enables Web MIDI API in Node.js and browsers.

GitHub: https://github.com/jazz-soft/JZZ
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/jzz

JZZ.js v.0.4.6 enables Web MIDI API in Node.js and browsers.

GitHub: https://github.com/jazz-soft/JZZ
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/jzz

JZZ.js v.0.4.5 with MPE support has been released!
GitHub: https://github.com/jazz-soft/JZZ
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/jzz

Unfortunately, I don't have the MC-8 device to debug the issue.
Perhaps it would be helpful to get in contact with the application developers.
Do you know them?

Ok, so when all 3 are enablled, there is a MIDI traffic, but something goes wrong.
How large is the volume of MIDI data transferred?

Does it produce any error output on the console?

Thank you for letting me know!
I think Livid can fix their new online version.

MPE Specifications:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vpj ... 83NHD8edow

On January 28th 2018 MIDI Manufacturers Association (MMA) adopted the new MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE) Enhancement to the MIDI Specification.
https://www.midi.org/articles/midi-poly ... ession-mpe

We will enable MPE features in JZZ.js in the next release.

I got your email and will experiment with your suggestions.
Unfortunately, I don't have any devices that behave like yours - all instruments I tried were visible by ALSA's snd_rawmidi_*

The change will be a little more complicated than "find/replace", but still simple. Jazz.MidiOutList() / Jazz.MidiInList() => JZZ().and(function() { var info = this.info(); ... }); https://jazz-soft.net/doc/JZZ/jzz.html#info Jazz.MidiOutOpen(name) / Jazz.MidiInOpen(name, funct) => var midiout = JZZ(...

I've posted a message at http://forum.lividinstruments.com/discu ... server-com

Oh I see... I thought you were that site developer...
Well, the only thing you can do then is to encourage the site owners to upgrade their technology...

Newly released JZZ v0.4.4 has an onChange() function.
Please see the details at https://jazz-soft.net/doc/JZZ/jzz.html#onChange

Why don't you check the examples at https://jazz-soft.net/demo ? One don't have to be a JavaScript guru to understand them. And they work in all browsers (except Edge, for which I'm planning to have a solution in near future) What you'll have to do with your website is basically to substitute direct...

Firefox and Chrome extensions have API different from Jazz-Plugin.
Instead of directly using Jazz-Plugin API, please switch to JZZ.js library that is compatible with every implementation (Including Chrome native Web MIDI API)

JZZ().onChange() will be available in the next release, probably within a week.

Wow! Looks impressive!

Still remember about it, but please be patient...

Web MIDI API for Firefox is available at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... -midi-api/