David Henningsson escrigué:
Let me add, what I'm missing in particular would to hear Bernat's point
of view of a time schedule for 2.x.
The old plan was "it's better doing something (although it's not well
understood) than expecting nothing", now things have changed and I have
changed my pl
Ebrahim Mayat escrigué:
This query is directed to anybody who could be using a 64-bit Debian
distro (David ? Bernat ?).
My guess is that fluidsynth needs to be made 64-bit compatible so that
linking against 64-bit capable libjack can be accomplished without error.
No problems in my Debian SID
Hi,
I've committed some changes to the developer documentation:
http://fluidsynth.resonance.org/trac/changeset/176
There is a new document source "fluidsynth-v11-devdoc.txt" formatted for
Doxygen, and an updated Doxyfile specifications to process this new file
along with the library headers and
Ebrahim Mayat skrev:
>>>Compiles ok, with Jack recognised as present.
That should probably have been "configures ok"
>>>Make goes wrong with: " /bin/sed: Can't
>>>read /usr/lib64/libjack.la: No such file or directory."
>>>"libtool: link: '/usr/lib64/libjack.la' is
On Monday, April 20, 2009, Ebrahim Mayat wrote:
> This query is directed to anybody who could be using a 64-bit Debian
> distro (David ? Bernat ?).
> My guess is that fluidsynth needs to be made 64-bit compatible so that
> linking against 64-bit capable libjack can be accomplished without
> error.
Josh Green skrev:
> I agree that render fits the function of what FluidSynth is doing
> (rendering SoundFont instruments and MIDI files to audio). I'd just as
> well do away with the file writer driver, since I don't see a need for
> live file writing using FluidSynth directly (since you would lik
Josh Green skrev:
> As for using a callback for resolving the concurrency issues. That
> sounds to me like you may still end up with race conditions, it would
> just make them less likely to happen.
The callback I'm talking about is mainly the same thing as the as the
sample timer, i e the possi
Josh Green skrev:
> We are all here volunteering our time and the
> last thing we should be feeling is that its just another drudgery or
> "work". In fact we all deserve praise and reward for the time, effort
> and enthusiasm we bring the project.
Indeed. Actually I could just say "indeed" for mo
On Monday, April 20, 2009, Josh Green wrote:
> On Thu, 2009-04-02 at 23:07 +0200, Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas wrote:
> > Felix Krause wrote:
> > > - fludi_player_stop stops the midi player, but doesn't mute the
> > > currently playing notes. If I call fluid_player_start afterwards, the
> > > player does
On Apr 20, 2009, at 1:07 AM, Josh Green wrote:
On Sat, 2009-04-04 at 16:59 -0400, Ebrahim Mayat wrote:
Hello
To 64-bit Debian users, I am forwarding this message that I received
off-list. It would be appreciated if anybody could assist/test on
64-bit Linux.
The latest svn (r168) has a
> Date: Sun, 19 Apr 2009 22:05:22 -0700
> From: Josh Green
>
> I like your idea of turning your SoundFont into a
> collaborative project.
> I've thought about this type of thing before, in regards to
> creating a
> SoundFont patch format, using XML which could be used to
> pass around
> changes
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