Rtp is cool because you can send it wirelessly on the local network. I've been recently thinking about buying another usb bluetooth midi cable to replace the one that was damaged in the flood.
Couldn't get it working on linux mint :( Tobias Erichsons rtp program installed but it couldn't find virtual midi drivers. There was a debian version but it needed some dependencies I couldn't find in apt. Somebody was selling a prebuilt version for 12$ for Ubuntu but I decided to quit. I think I had It working before on my mac and it was kind of glitchy and unreliable, Like if you had a simple 4/4 drum loop it would be wonky.
I've wasted enough time on this. I think it's better to know when to quit something than to keep trying. It's really valuable to take a step back and reflect on the problem. Sometimes (often) it doesn't even matter that much after you step away and gain perspective.
Alternatively just use local send or email midi files and render them out, or use Audiolayer to make a soundfont out of it.
