On Mon, 29 Sep 2014 12:01:02 -0400, fluid-dev-request wrote > > At 01:28 AM 9/29/2014, you wrote: > > >> Can you have different Fluidsynth Synthesizers open at one time? > >> If I could make another synthesizer, then I'd have more room. Is that > >> doable? > > >In general, yes. You can certainly make several fluid_synth_t objects > >and they will just work independently of each other. Each one will have > >a separate reverb and chorus engine, e g. > > OK, great. > > [...] > I don't need to technically "mix" simultaneous audio, I only need > more Bank slots than 128, technically. So for example say I have 70 > SoundFonts loaded (which in my case would take up 70 Bank slots), > and then the user wants to play a Preset from a totally full > SoundFont, and that Preset was in the 60th Bank. Loading that > SoundFont would be fine in one fluid_synth_t but the 130th bank > would be inaccessible (or would it? If it would be, then my other > objects would be affected). The solution would be to load the > SoundFont into a new fluid_synth_t object, thus not affecting my > other loads.
Hmm, the bank offset is defined as an 'int' - so there is plenty of room for "full" SoundFonts even on a 32bit architecture. Those banks aren't selectable with MIDI but as long as your app can select them via fluidsynth's API there shouldn't be any problem. HTH Ralf Mattes _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev
