Zegelin Peter escrigué:
I must admit reading most of those license makes my eyes glaze over
and I can never really figure them out. If I use FluidSynth it would
be as a shared library so I think I would be covered (but I'd better
have another look). As for making changes and releasing them back
Thanks for the heads up on the licenses Josh.
I must admit reading most of those license makes my eyes glaze over
and I can never really figure them out. If I use FluidSynth it would
be as a shared library so I think I would be covered (but I'd better
have another look). As for making chang
Hey Julien,
Just some more clarity on licenses.. First, FluidSynth is under the
LGPL. Indeed the GPL does not forbid incorporation in a commercial
product, as long as the source code is not linked or included directly
in another program (i.e., it is used as a stand alone application). The
LPGL
Hello Peter,
I just wanted to make sure you are aware of some of the implications of
using software under the LGPL, like FluidSynth, in a commercial
application. Since some of these things are overlooked at times. The
LGPL allows commercial applications to link to it as a shared library.
However
Hello Peter,
My guess is that the FluidSynth MIDI file playback sequencer probably
wont live up to your expectations. I'm not real familiar with the
internals of it myself, since I'm not the original author, only a mere
maintainer ;) I could likely know the answers to these questions fairly
quic
Hi!
I think fluidsynth is GPL as well. and if I'm not wrong - having had and
heard endless discussions on linux audio users and developers mailinglists -
GPL does not forbid incorporation in a commercial product. that why
LinuxSampler isn't exactly GPL, because Benno Senona has his own commer
Thanks for your reply Julien,
I've had a bit of a look at Timidity but unfortunately it is GPL and
can't be used in a commercial app. I've had a bit of a closer look at
the fluidsynth midi player and it looks like it will require quite a
bit of modification to work how I need it. I may end
Hi!
I don't know too much about fluidsynth's inner workings. But this:
fluidsynth is mainly intended for live playing or simple midifile playback.
Surely you could fool around, if you know bit about programming and MIDI, but
I'm not sure, if that's what you want.
I have - on more than one o
Hi,
I have been playing with fluidSynth under MacOSX for a few days now
and am seriously thinking that it may be suitable for a new commercial
product of mine. However I do have a couple of questions, mainly to do
with the midi player part of fluidSynth.
1. I really need to be able to ad
