Hello Louis,
I think rather than a script, FluidSynth could try and be smart about
what audio driver to use by auto detecting what is available and
selecting accordingly. Determining what sort of values should be used
in regards to latency though, could be tricky. But depending on the
a
Hello Louis,
Glad things are working for you. As for having a page somewhere with
information on getting low latency from FluidSynth, sounds like a good
idea to me. I added a wiki page with some initial information, which
is accessible from the FluidSynth documentation page. Feel free to
How difficult would it be to have FluidSynth generate (or come packaged
with) a test sf2 file which would be played by FluidSynth and listened
to programmatically for any problems? The script could run during
package configuration or with a command line parameter like --calibrate.
A pseudo-code
The below email was sent just to me but I would like to share it with the list.
That is a really good idea, but a better idea might be to have a
"startfluid" script that is provided either by the distribution or is
part of the fluid synth team that works like the startx script. ie it
starts up fli
Hi All,
Wow thank you all very much, I have been struggling with this problem
for years now trying to get low latency synth on linux. Poring over
the help and man pages trying to solve this problem many times but
with no luck. I just thought this is was how Linux was, things never
working quite pr
Joan Quintana wrote:
Another question is:
If pianobooster is gonna be used by normal users... how to explain them all
this staff? Of course, pianobooster needs low latency, and it will be necessary
to use an rt kernel. I needed about six months to be confident with all these
subjects, understa
j...@resonance.org skrev:
> Quoting David Henningsson :
>>
>> However, if you say that Swami expects fluid_synth_t to be somewhat
>> thread-safe (just had a five-minute look a qsynth and at first glance it
>> seems to expect the same), perhaps it would be bad to enforce the
>> single-threaded synth
Quoting "S. Christian Collins" :
I noticed that the Sostenuto pedal (CC 66) doesn't seem to be
implemented in FluidSynth, unless I'm missing something. I think this
feature should definitely be implemented at some point. Do you all
agree?
-~Chris
Hello Chris,
Indeed the SoundFont specifica
On Wednesday, May 20, 2009, Louis B. wrote:
> Please tell me what I have to do to get fluidsynth to run as close to
> real time as possible
There are several factors, but a very important one is the buffer size. It can
be controlled by two command line options:
-c, --audio-bufcount=[count]
--- On Wed, 5/20/09, Louis B. wrote:
> From: Louis B.
> Subject: [fluid-dev] What is the best way start fluidsynth with zero/low
> latency?
> To: fluid-dev@nongnu.org
> Date: Wednesday, May 20, 2009, 8:57 PM
> Hi all,
>
> I am the developer of Piano Booster and I have written
> some
> instruc
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