you just need to have at least two machines with qmidinet running; both machines must be in the same network segment (it doesn't really matter if wired or wireless ethernet); then on each machine you just need to connect the (ALSA|JACK-)MIDI consumers and producers on either end--MIDI will flow in and out auto-magically between the two (or more) machines.
again, you don't have to mess around with network settings at all to have qmidinet working, provided all qmidinet instances have the SAME network settings--the default is highly recommended (*)--it's all plug-and-play :)
hth.
cheers
ps. if you modified any of the network options in qmidinet please reset them immediately to default; those options are only meaningful to someone who knows perfectly what he/she's doing; don't mess with those, you've been warned :)
yes, qmidinet is designed to work out of the box!
you just need to have at least two machines with qmidinet running; both machines must be in the same network segment (it doesn't really matter if wired or wireless ethernet); then on each machine you just need to connect the (ALSA|JACK-)MIDI consumers and producers on either end--MIDI will flow in and out auto-magically between the two (or more) machines.
again, you don't have to mess around with network settings at all to have qmidinet working, provided all qmidinet instances have the SAME network settings--the default is highly recommended (*)--it's all plug-and-play :)
hth.
cheers
ps. if you modified any of the network options in qmidinet please reset them immediately to default; those options are only meaningful to someone who knows perfectly what he/she's doing; don't mess with those, you've been warned :)