I don’t claim to be an expert, but amended a script to my requirements.
I finished with a script called ‘fluid’ which I installed in /usr/local/bin.
I also established a user called synth in the ‘audio’ group, to help with
latency, and added a couple of lines to the end of /home/pi/.profile,
co
Anyone tried or had success starting Fluidsynth at boot on a Rasp Pi?
I'm trying to create a RPi machine dedicated to playing Piano Booster (an
application that teaches piano playing.) Piano Booster depends upon a
running instance of Fluidsynth.
Cheers,
Preston
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Hi,
2017-10-25 0:10 GMT+02:00 Ceresa Jean-Jacques :
> However Reverb and Chorus consumes memory, so for small embedded system it
> will be necessary that only the reverb/chorus in use are loaded . So this
> system must uses the RTL API (run time loading library) of the OS
> concerned. These API a
Hi, Marcus
>So maybe what we need is a system where we can have multiple reverb
>implementations in core FluidSynth and a setting that can be used to select
>one of the implementations.
Yes the idea is very useful as far this dedicaced API remains as simple as
possible. The possibility o
Hi ,
Here is the source file freemverb-demo.c of the reverb announced. It contains
the two reverbs (freemverb, and freeverb).
To do the test the file must replace the original fluid_rev.c of any Fluidsynth
version from v1.1.3.
At the top of the file you can set the variable freemverb (char fre
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> >Let me explain that idea in a bit more detail. What I have in mind is a
> better defined interface (basically an internal API) for the reverb and
> chorus >effects. Something that works a little like LADSPA[1], only less
> generic and more specific to FluidSynth.
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> The fact that it is AP
