Thanks, all!
Tom, you were right, the arguments in my call were not getting used for
some reason. I remedied this by taking out the "shell=True" from the call
to "subprocess.check_call(fluidsynth_command)". Now the wav file can render!
Now I'm onto trying to get the subsequent conversion from wav t
> fluidsynth: error: Device does not exists
For some reason fluidsynth starts the OSS audio driver rather than the file
renderer. As if you were calling
fluidsynth_exec/fluidsynth -ni tmp_sf2_file_name tmp_mid_file_name
Make sure your python script doesn't omitt the last two flags. Note that t
Hi Justin,
You don't need a proper audio driver for fast rendering. So simply use "-a
file" to select the file renderer.
With the other problem I'm afraid I can't really help, I don't have any
experience with this Amazon serverless computing black magic...
Cheers,
Marcus
