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# AutoSyncHost
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## Description
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### An automatic midi host application that send midi sync commands to other MIDI devices connected via USB.
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This python scrtipt is intended to run headless on a raspbery pi but can run on any other python able device as well.
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The output is filtered so the host deosnt receive sync signals from the members and thus not causing midi loops.
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## Installation
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- pull from repository with `git clone https://git.raise-uav.com/Hermes/AutoSyncHost.git`
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- `pip install mido`
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- `pip install python-rtmidi`
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- `python ashost.py` in folder
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- App is running and waiting for a device playing
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## Usage
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- First MIDI device that sends a midi "start" command becomes the host everybody listens to.
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- After hitting stop, ASH has an assigned host and all devices are in sync when pressing play again.
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- Pressing "stop" three times will unbind the host from its duties and restart the app and assignment.
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### Notes
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It is especially interesting for devices that don´t have a physical MIDI port like the OP-Z or OP-1.
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