On Sun, Jul 10, 2016 at 9:26 PM, Peter Billam wrote:
> Hi. I wrote:
> > You could perhaps use one of the unused text_events ?
> > There's text_event_08 .. text_event_0f to choose from, and you have
> > all the length you want so could start with a "fluidsynth" string
> > to cut down on accidents
Hi. I wrote:
> You could perhaps use one of the unused text_events ?
> There's text_event_08 .. text_event_0f to choose from, and you have
> all the length you want so could start with a "fluidsynth" string
> to cut down on accidents from other software with similar ideas.
> Likewise raw_meta
On Sat, Jul 9, 2016 at 5:41 PM, Peter Billam wrote:
> Greetings Element, List,
>
> > At any rate, it seems like using the NRPN portion of MIDI is OK,
> > which could potentially be used for adding reverb and chorus
> > parameters (beyond the basics).
>
> Yes. You might run into other people usin
> FluidSynth is supposed to support MTS. I have never used it myself though.
> If you are having troubles using this, it may be a bug. An example file
> would be helpful for testing purposes.
Cool! I've attached a MIDI file generated by the Lua library at:
http://www.pjb.com.au/comp/lua/MIDI.
Hello David
FluidSynth is supposed to support MTS. I have never used it myself
though. If you are having troubles using this, it may be a bug. An
example file would be helpful for testing purposes.
Cheers.
Element
On Sun, Jul 10, 2016 at 7:57 AM, David Bellows
wrote:
> First off, I really
First off, I really do not understand MIDI to a surprisingly alarming
degree, so forgive me if none of this really connects.
I'm working on some software that generates music using any tuning
imaginable. The software generates a MIDI file that uses the MIDI
Tuning Standard to basically (when seen
Greetings Peter,Element,List
> Yes. You might run into other people using the same NRPN for their
> own nefarious purposes, though, so it would be good to have some
> way of ignoring a message that was not one of yours...
It seems that using MIDI CC NRPN to change real time parameters (in
