converted to cmake
add this in your CMakeFiles.txt to make FluidSynth available to your project
# configure import libs
set(distribution_DIR ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/../../../../distribution)
### INCLUDE FluidSynth LIBRARY ###
# Get the absolute path to the FluidSynth library directory
get_filename_
https://github.com/googlesamples/android-audio-high-performance/tree/master/SimpleSynth
this a simple synth which generate a sin tone.
just replace the implementation of int Synthesizer::render with a call to
fluid_synth_write.
This project use cmake to build the android native libraries, but yo
OK, thanks - it's certainly easier to build, but I'm really not clear where
I should be calling fluid_synth_write_* - in a driver I've written myself?
Are there any examples I can follow?
On 18 January 2018 at 09:14, Philippe Simons
wrote:
> The issue I have with an audio driver on Android, is t
The issue I have with an audio driver on Android, is that it will never
cover all the uses cases that a dev might need.
For ex:
OpenSL is great for real-time MIDI rendering because it allows to work with
very small buffers. (15ms)
But for a MIDI player, working with small buffer is not a option (i
