Thank you, perfect, this seems like a simple and correct solution.
I'll do this.
Cheers
Le 19 juin 12 à 18:47, S. Christian Collins a écrit :
Fluidsynth's panning implementation is correct. In the SoundFont
spec,
instruments are given a set of default modulators that can be
overridden
by the SoundFont designer if he/she so desires. One of these is the
CC
10 -> pan amount, which is set to 500 (50%) by default. Antoine, you
will need to change this modulator value to 1000 (100%) at the
instrument level to achieve the effect you desire (both samples panned
hard to one side). You can make this change per assigned sample, but
it's usually most convenient to change the modulator in the
instrument's
global zone.
I hope this helps.
-~Chris
On 06/19/2012 12:58 AM, David Henningsson wrote:
On 06/18/2012 12:19 AM, Antoine Schmitt wrote:
Hi all,
I'm wondering about the usage of fluidsynth to pan stereo sounds.
The way I integrate sounds samples in fluidXtra (pluging for Adobe
Director) without using sfonts is by creating a ramsfont preset
which
contains the sample. That was actually the first reason to
introduce the
ramsfont in fluidsynth.
I have a problem for panning stero sounds using this method. WHat
I do
for stereo sounds is creating a ramsfont preset with two samples
attached to the preset, one fully pre-panned to the left and the
other
one fully pre-panned to the right, using generators :
fluid_ramsfont_izone_set_gen(ramsf, bank, presetNum, sampleL,
GEN_PAN,
-500.);
fluid_ramsfont_izone_set_gen(ramsf, bank, presetNum, sampleR,
GEN_PAN,
500.);
This is fine until I try to dynamically pan the preset. If I fully
pan
it to the left for exemple, it adds -500 to the pre-pan on both
samples,
and the left sample gets panned to -1000, which gets maxed to
-500, and
the right sample gets panned to 0. This gives a preset that sounds
50%
panned to the left, and not 100% to the left as one would expect.
I'm not sure, first of the right behavior for panning on stereo
sounds,
and second on the best way to do it either using fluidsynth API as
it
is, if possible, and if not how to modify fluidsynth to do the right
thing, using for example, the FLUID_SAMPLETYPE_RIGHT and
FLUID_SAMPLETYPE_LEFT values for the sampletype member of the
_fluid_sample_t struct, which are not used anywhere in fluidsynth
actually.
Any idea ?
Thanks
Hmm, interesting problem.
With the disclaimer that I have not gone to the SF2 spec to research
this, what is actually the desired behaviour here, is it
1) Have a mix of the left and right samples both sounding in the left
channel, or
2) Have only the left sample sounding in the left channel (the right
panned sample being silent/unhearable)?
// David
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