I'm working on Python bindings for Fluidsynth. The following code, in Cython, makes no sound and locks up my ALSA until the connection times out.
cpdef test(self): cdef fluid_event_t* event cdef int ticks ticks = self.ticks event = new_fluid_event() fluid_event_set_dest(event, 1) for i in range(10): fluid_event_noteon(event, 0, 45, 127) fluid_sequencer_send_at(self.seq, event, ticks + 72, 1) fluid_event_noteon(event, 0, 50, 127) fluid_sequencer_send_at(self.seq, event, ticks + 288, 1) fluid_event_noteon(event, 0, 60, 127) fluid_sequencer_send_at(self.seq, event, ticks + 360, 1) fluid_event_noteon(event, 0, 55, 127) fluid_sequencer_send_at(self.seq, event, ticks + 576, 1) fluid_event_noteon(event, 0, 60, 127) fluid_sequencer_send_at(self.seq, event, ticks + 720, 1) ticks += 720 delete_fluid_event(event) This is a near-exact transcription of the sequencer example in the API docs. The synth number is hard-coded since I'm only testing one synth. Do I need to make a new fluid_event_t for each sent event? The docs say fluid_sequencer_send_at makes a copy of the event, and making copies doesn't appear to help... Any tips are appreciated. ~ C. _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev