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Subject: MIDI programming
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Hello,

I want to write C programs that (send MIDI messages to) play notes for 
playback on a software synthesizer. On Windows I can do this by using 
the midiOutShortMsg API, using for playback the software synthesizer 
included with Win98 and Win2k. How can I do this on FreeBSD (5.3)?

Thanks,
Brolin