On 11/15/2013 03:14 AM, Dave wrote:
> I am using FluidSynth to create raw sound files from midi files (LOVE
> FluidSynth, works great!). The midi file are generated from an
> algorithm, and can contain multiple tracks and channels. The program
> also creates a FluidSynth configuration file which li
I am using FluidSynth to create raw sound files from midi files (LOVE
FluidSynth, works great!). The midi file are generated from an algorithm,
and can contain multiple tracks and channels. The program also creates a
FluidSynth configuration file which links the channels to soundfonts and
instrumen
The effect of the sustain pedal is determined by the sound font.
On 11/14/2013 10:39 AM, Eric Gagnon wrote:
EG:
I think (and hope) it is the expected behavior.
In performing with such an instrument sound (oboe, for example), I
sometimes use the sustain pedal to hold out a note while I shift m
>EG:
>
>I think (and hope) it is the expected behavior.
>
>In performing with such an instrument sound (oboe, for example), I
sometimes use the sustain pedal to hold out a note while I shift my
>hand(s) to a different area. So it is useful in that rare occasion.
>
>Usually though, the sustain peda
On 11/14/2013 07:24 AM, Eric Gagnon wrote:
Hello:
I have a basic question about the default behaviour of the sustain
function. I use the standard MIDI GM soundfont and select a wind
instrument like 65 Alto Sax. When I hold down the sustain pedal and
play any note, the note is sustained ind
Hello:
I have a basic question about the default behaviour of the sustain function.
I use the standard MIDI GM soundfont and select a wind instrument like 65
Alto Sax. When I hold down the sustain pedal and play any note, the note is
sustained indefinitely until I let got the sustain pedal. I
