Hi Srijan
I use the the following options and it works well on my Rpi:
fluidsynth --server --no-shell --audio-driver=alsa -o
audio.alsa.device=hw:$CARDNO --load-config=$CONFIG
--portname="$SYNTHPORT" &>/tmp/fluidsynth.out &
$CARDNO and $SYNTHPORT re variables I set.
Any reason you're running it sudo? I run as pi and it's fine.
If you put the --verbose option in, you can more easily see if there are
problems. Maybe there's a problem with the config file syntax??
You can kill the synth with
(sudo) killall fluidsynth
What instrument are you using to control the synth, and what soundcard?
Ben
http://projects.gonzos.net
On 02/02/16 14:11, Srijan Deshpande wrote:
Hello,
I'm using a script to run fluidsynth at boot as a server and without
the shell (using -is) on my raspberry pi. I'm also giving it a
configuration file using the -f flag.
Fluid synth starts properly and loads the sound font just fine, but
whatever I do, it just doesn't load the config file.
My script is like this:
#!/bin/bash
# Script to start FluidSynth & aconnect
echo Attempting to start FluidSynth
sudo fluidsynth -f /home/pi/config.txt -a alsa -is
/home/pi/soundfont.sf2 &
sleep 10
aconnect 20:0 128:0
How do I get it to load the config file? Any suggestions?
Another question: In this case, I can only access the fluidsynth shell
using telnet. So how do I quit fluidsynth? If I use the 'quit'
command, it quits telnet, but fluid synth keeps running!
Thanks!
Srijan
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