This can get quite complicated if you expect to be playing multiple notes at a time or keeping track of their lengths or...

I'd recommend looking at software that can export to lilypond. I hesitate to mention Rosegarden (Linux-only) since it was terribly crashy and dog-slow the last time I tried it... But hmm, Denemo looks promising. It even uses lilypond under the hood.

Besides, the MIDI-related Perl modules I can find on CPAN seem to be mostly about reading and writing .midi files, or writing to a MIDI device (i.e. playing such a file), and pretty much nothing about reading from a MIDI device. Maybe MIDI::ALSA or Win32API::MIDI can do something?

In reply to Re: listen to a midi keyboard by Anonymous Monk
in thread listen to a midi keyboard by kontrapunktstefan

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