[fluid-dev] R: Re: Re: How to change settings (Reverb, Chorus, Gain, Bank) while Fluidsynth is running as a server (no shell)?

2013-08-11 Thread fcare...@tiscali.it
>If you run FluidSynth with the -s switch it will start up the TCP/IP >server on port 9800 by default (the shell.port setting controls this). > When making connections to this port (using telnet, netcat, a TCP/IP >socket, etc) it has the same format as the standard FluidSynth console >shell. Exc

Re: [fluid-dev] R: Re: How to change settings (Reverb, Chorus, Gain, Bank) while Fluidsynth is running as a server (no shell)?

2013-08-11 Thread Dave Serls
> Hello, thanks a lot for your support! > >>The first thing that comes to mind, without having to do any programming, >>is > to use the built in FluidSynth TCP/IP server (a command line switch >>enables this). > > My board has no network, but I > could use the internal localhost: fluidsynth tcp se

Re: [fluid-dev] How to change settings (Reverb, Chorus, Gain, Bank) while Fluidsynth is running as a server (no shell)?

2013-08-11 Thread Element Green
On Sun, Aug 11, 2013 at 9:25 AM, fcare...@tiscali.it wrote: > Hello, thanks a lot for your support! > >>The first thing that comes to mind, without having to do any programming, >>is > to use the built in FluidSynth TCP/IP server (a command line switch >>enables this). > > My board has no network,

[fluid-dev] R: Re: How to change settings (Reverb, Chorus, Gain, Bank) while Fluidsynth is running as a server (no shell)?

2013-08-11 Thread fcare...@tiscali.it
>All of these things can be controlled via MIDI messages, so why don't you >use the amidi command line app to script the messages, and just develop >your little app to take input from your GPIOs and fire those scripts? That's another great idea! Two great suggestions in a few minutes, thanks Gra

[fluid-dev] R: Re: How to change settings (Reverb, Chorus, Gain, Bank) while Fluidsynth is running as a server (no shell)?

2013-08-11 Thread fcare...@tiscali.it
Hello, thanks a lot for your support! >The first thing that comes to mind, without having to do any programming, >is to use the built in FluidSynth TCP/IP server (a command line switch >enables this). My board has no network, but I could use the internal localhost: fluidsynth tcp server would l

Re: [fluid-dev] How to change settings (Reverb, Chorus, Gain, Bank) while Fluidsynth is running as a server (no shell)?

2013-08-11 Thread Graham Goode
All of these things can be controlled via MIDI messages, so why don't you use the amidi command line app to script the messages, and just develop your little app to take input from your GPIOs and fire those scripts? On Sunday, August 11, 2013, fcare...@tiscali.it wrote: > Hello everyone, > > firs

[fluid-dev] How to change settings (Reverb, Chorus, Gain, Bank) while Fluidsynth is running as a server (no shell)?

2013-08-11 Thread fcare...@tiscali.it
Hello everyone, first of all: a BIG, BIG THANK YOU to everyone here for Fluidsynth. It's a wonderful application, I like and use it a lot! I'm running Fluidsynth 1.1.6 on a small Arm board running Linux (something like a Cubieboard. Say a RaspPi on steroids). I recompiled everything to gain as