Hey Roushui, You can definitely use fluidsynth to play the midi files. And for the networked sound, have a look at pulseaudio. One of its features is exactly your use case: networked sound output on multiple machines. No need to reinvent the wheel here :-)
Cheers Marcus Ruoshui Mao <rma...@stuy.edu> schrieb am Di., 31. Dez. 2019, 15:12: > Hi! I'm working on a networking music program and I have several questions > about FluidSynth. > > My goal is to play a midi file but play different channels on different > computers, all at the same time. I'll have access to all machines and will > write a server and client c program to manage networking problems. Is > FluidSynth the right library to use? > > With this library, I would like to send different midi channels to > different (networked) outputs. fluid_synth_process() seems to do that, but > its output is in the form of int arrays. How do I go about transferring > arrays across a network so the client program can read and play the data > just in time? (Do I have to somehow "drive" the playing process if I'm only > using this function and not with a driver? How do I do that?) > > Ruoshui > _______________________________________________ > fluid-dev mailing list > fluid-dev@nongnu.org > https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev >
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