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aseqview: aseqview (ALSA sequencer event viewer)
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aseqview:
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aseqview: ASeqView is an ALSA sequencer user-client which works as an
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aseqview: event viewer. It visualizes received events, e.g. note-on/off,
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aseqview: controls, pitch wheels, using bar graphs, as often seen in many
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aseqview: sequencer programs. Another feature of ASeqView is redirection
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aseqview: of events. ASeqView can output the received events to subscription
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aseqview: ports with some modification like channel mute or pitch change. Since
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aseqview: this works as a real-time filter client, such modifications can be
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aseqview: applied also in real-time without complexity.
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aseqview:
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