Hi
I downloaded the git snapshot, used the patch from Mr(?) Horn
(thankyou), and re-complied.
I'm still experiencing the CPU runaway. It happens a) if I put the
channel I'm using into MONO or b) if I use cc ch 68 127 (legato on). It
doesn't matter which setlegatomode I am using for the channel. Note that
it happens on 5 out of 6 of the voices I am using. I can't see any
significant config differences between the voices when using Swami. One
voice works fine.
The legato is working, and I have noticed that if I do a long descending
glissando to the lower register on the clarinet, the voice that I end up
with on the low note is the voice I started with - I don't get the low
reedy sound until I stop and play the note again. Jean-Jacques said this
was a limitation.
For info, I'm running a RPi2 with Raspbian Jessie, all latest updates
installed. I'm trying to get legato working on channels 10-15 inclusive,
and I'm not using the other channels.
Ben
On 02/07/16 20:12, R.L. Horn wrote:
On Sat, 2 Jul 2016, Ben Gonzales wrote:
patch < fluid_polymono-0001.patch
This prompted me for each file to patch, and I typed in the path to
each file
I don't know how Jean-Jacques generated his patch, but the diff should
be against a complete source tree so this isn't necessary. I've
combined everything, including the new files, into a single patch
(against a git snapshot from a couple of hours ago...the original
patch fails against the 1.1.6 distribution) which should be attached.
Just execute patch -p1 < fluidsynth-polymono.patch (or zcat
fluidsynth-polymono.patch.gz | patch -p1) from the top of the source
tree and you should be ready to run cmake and build.
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