Hello Carl
>my understanding was that yes, a single synth could do a single instrument,
>but it couldn't play multiple instruments at the same time?
No, a MIDI synthesizer isn't confined to play only one instrument, and it can
play multiple instruments at the same time.
MIDI specifies that
Many thanks to you both for the comments - much appreciated :-)
I guess my setup may seem kind of strange - not having any midi expertise,
or much reference material that I could get my head around, this was the
simplest way I could get this working...
To answer a couple of questions first... :-
Hi again,
just one more comment: I just noticed that mididings can be controlled via
OSC: http://dsacre.github.io/mididings/doc/extra.html#hooks
So you might be able to integrate the volume control, midi routing to
different synths/channels, transposing etc. all via a single TouchOSC
setup. Sound
Hi Carl,
using nine different Synths does indeed sound unusual. But I guess if you
are using completely different setups for the synths (like different reverb
and chorus settings, different Soundfonts etc) it might make switching in a
live situation easier / faster.
As Tom has already said, chann
Hi Chris,
Am Mo., 18. Juni 2018 um 04:57 Uhr schrieb Christopher Leger <
chris.leger...@gmail.com>:
> fluidsynth: warning: Requested a period size of 64, got 940 instead
>
The weid period size of 940 seems to be an indication that there is some
resampling going on, maybe due to an ALSA plugin be
fluid_player_play() _stop() should work.
> Sometimes this works perfectly and other times it spams the console with
> error messages and fails to start.
Which error messages, which version of fluidsynth?
Tom
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I dont quite understand... You are not supposed to (dis-)connect to the synth
to turn sounds on/off. You should rather send MIDI NoteOn/Off events.
And for volume control, you should use MIDI CC 7 or CC 11.
Why are you using nine synth instances rather than a single synth and making
each sound
