USB C power and Midi???
Hi, I did search here, the web and Amazon, but I couldn't find a USB C cable that can provide both MIDI In/Out capability and power to charge my Meta Quest 3. I have already purchased a USB MIDI cable and it works great with PianoVision and my Yamaha Clavinova, however, the Quest runs out of battery pretty quickly running that app so I only get an hour or so practice. Ideally I want some sort of USB C splitter which has one lead for power and the other for MIDI. I can find splitters with Power and Audio, but I don't know if the audio lead will allow the MIDI signal to flow to and fro. Has anyone any experience with this, or could recommend a cable? Many thanks, Jeremy
android.media.midi Support
Hi, I'm seeing quite a few music VR/MR apps coming about (also developing one myself) and would like to raise the point of adding support for the android.media.midi feature on Quest OS. It's there by default on most modern Android devices, so I don't see why the Quest as a multimedia device should not have access to it. I assume it would make the lives of many music app developers much easier and would be very much appreciated meta. I'm interested to hear about alternative solutions that do not require sending MIDI data via WiFi to a custom app just so people can play music in VR. Best, Max
How to get quest to recognise MIDI input
Hi, can anyone help? I am developing an app for the quest with unity that takes input from a midi keyboard. (Using Minis plug-in) Runs fine in unity and through quest link but would like to get it to run standalone with a keyboard plugged straight into the quest. This has been done with apps such as piano vision so it is possible but cannot find any info online as to how to accomplish the quest recognising a midi piano. Any suggestions greatly appreciated.
Midi Instruments/Controllers With Oculus Quest?
Hey Guys, Just wondering if it is possible to connect a midi instrument/controller to the Oculus Quest (via usb or possibly even bluetooth Midi?!) and have the midi signals drive animations and parameters in a Unity scene? I assume this is possible in general for Android and Unity for a phone or tablet based app so shouldn't be too hard in principle on the Quest I hope (bar any intentional gimping by Oculus...). Thanks in advance for any feedback.