Thanks!
One thing, I moved player->user_callback(...)
before fluid_synth_handle_midi_event. Because I sometimes also wanted to
adjust the pan, the volume, and instruments on the channel played for a
note.
I can also image that someone (maybe me too) wants to alter the midi events,
supress notes or
That sounds like a very cool application! FYI, here's an updated
patch -- it turns out I also need to feed back the executing track to
the application layer, as only certain tracks should receive
visualization (Jonathan, you may run into the same thing, depending on
your midi sources)
-jason
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Wow, that sounds like a fantastic use of FluidSynth. If you perform it, can
you post a video to this mailing list?
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Hi Jason and fluidsynth,
Thanks for posting your patch on fluidsynth yesterday. I havn't tried it
yet, but I will this evening and the timing couln't have been more perfect!
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/fluid-dev/2011-05/msg4.html
I am working on a little project for a circus school
