j...@resonance.org wrote:
The remaining problem (for me) is that "router_par2 0 127 0.5 32" only
increases the attack velocity but not the sustain velocity.
I think router_default and router_clear are probably working as
defined.
I must confess that I don't understand the difference between
S. Christian Collins wrote:
Sebastian,
If you want to resort to the old way of scaling
attenuation/velocity/volume, change line 36 in fluid_conv.h from:
#define FLUID_ATTEN_POWER_FACTOR (-200.0)
to
#define FLUID_ATTEN_POWER_FACTOR (-531.509)
Thanks. Although this might not be
That sounds like an even better idea :)
-~Chris
j...@resonance.org wrote:
Quoting "S. Christian Collins" :
As a further follow-up to this issue, I was wondering if the default
velocity-to-attenuation scale (96 dB) could be user-adjustable. For
those that like less dynamic disparity between lou
Quoting Kevin Fishburne :
j...@resonance.org wrote: I would like to get back on the right
foot with FluidSynth. I find I often feel like I'm neglecting the
project and then try to avoid thinking about it at all, to try and
side step the unpleasant feeling there. My intent is to change t
Quoting Sebastian Biallas :
j...@resonance.org wrote:
Hello Sebastian,
Quoting Sebastian Biallas :
David Henningsson wrote:
Perhaps this will do:
router_clear
router_begin note
router_par2 0 127 0.5 32
router_end
That would make volume = volume*0.5 + 32
This disables sustain (works withou
Quoting Phil Ryan :
Installed fluidsynth 1.0.9 for os2/ecomstation. launching program get
this errot msg---couldnot find requested midi driver. could not start
midi thread and midi device not found. Is this driver requested from
os, fluidsynth program or a midi device. My interest in fluidsy
Quoting "S. Christian Collins" :
As a further follow-up to this issue, I was wondering if the default
velocity-to-attenuation scale (96 dB) could be user-adjustable. For
those that like less dynamic disparity between loud and soft notes,
they can change this value to the desired amount. This wo
j...@resonance.org wrote:
I would like to get back on the right foot with
FluidSynth. I find I
often feel like I'm neglecting the project and then try to avoid
thinking about it at all, to try and side step the unpleasant feeling
there. My intent is to change this. After all its a volunteer
I should have mentioned that I am referring to FluidSynth 1.0.9 in my
code references.
-~Chris
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As a further follow-up to this issue, I was wondering if the default
velocity-to-attenuation scale (96 dB) could be user-adjustable. For
those that like less dynamic disparity between loud and soft notes, they
can change this value to the desired amount. This would only affect the
default, so
Sebastian,
If you want to resort to the old way of scaling
attenuation/velocity/volume, change line 36 in fluid_conv.h from:
#define FLUID_ATTEN_POWER_FACTOR (-200.0)
to
#define FLUID_ATTEN_POWER_FACTOR (-531.509)
The new way of handling volume/velocity is correct. However, E-MU
j...@resonance.org wrote:
Hello Sebastian,
Quoting Sebastian Biallas :
David Henningsson wrote:
Perhaps this will do:
router_clear
router_begin note
router_par2 0 127 0.5 32
router_end
That would make volume = volume*0.5 + 32
This disables sustain (works without the routing rules). I'm usi
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