Hi Aaron, 2018-01-01 20:30 GMT+01:00 Aaron Laws <dartm...@gmail.com>:
> If a user has 12 channels, this is simple, but I for one don't plan on > having 12 channels of audio. If, for instance, I only have four channels, > if I'm only playing four note-classes at a time, each channel should be > occupied. If I add a fifth noteclass, one channel must do double-duty. > Channels should be assigned pitch classes on the fly as the channels become > available. Perhaps, imagine that C and E are on the same channel, then the > other channels are sounding D, G, Bb, then the latter three are removed. It > would be nice for fluidsynth to notice that only two sounds are sounding, > and they're both on the same channel, so let's dynamically move one over to > an unused channel. > But wouldn't you need to mix those channels together again at some point anyway, moving the problem only a little bit further downstream? Or would you then use a multi-channel output and have each channel output to a dedicated speaker? Cheers, Marcus
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