> Using the Modulation control with the FluidR3_GM soundfont, causes a 
> distorted sound for melodic instruments with vibrato. The creator of the 
> FluidR3_GM soundfont, went with the idea that a sampled vibrato is 
> better than what you get using the modulation control, so if you use 
> modulation with it, you get a distorted sound.
> 
> I originally tried using the modulation wheel to control the relative 
> loudness of the foreground and background voices,  as some other VST 
> instruments do, but it also distorted the sound (because of the above), 
> so I used the Balance control, which had no discernible side-effects

Sorry, I dont understand at all why you're coming up with CC1 and concerns 
about vibrato sound quality. I was talking about the implementation details of 
CC8 in fluidsynth, i.e. to use/expand the SF2 modulator functionality.  I dont 
see any connection to what you said.

However I second what Marcus said: There are a number of undefined or general 
purpose MIDI CCs, why are you using the well-defined CC8 for your custom 
background/forground voice problem?


Tom


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