Re: [fluid-dev] Help with setting volume control

2019-07-30 Thread scott andrew franco
Got it, you have to use a routine appropriate to the field type, ie, fluid_settings_setnum(settings, "synth.gain", 2.0); Sorry to bother you all, Scott Franco - Original Message - Subject: Re: [fluid-dev] Help with setting volume control From: "scott andrew franco" Date: 7/

Re: [fluid-dev] Help with setting volume control

2019-07-30 Thread scott andrew franco
Actually, going through the .xml list, quite a few of the values don't appear to be defined (return nothing from fluid_settings_copystr()). - Original Message - Subject: Re: [fluid-dev] Help with setting volume control From: "scott andrew franco" Date: 7/30/19 11:35 pm To: flui

Re: [fluid-dev] Help with setting volume control

2019-07-30 Thread scott andrew franco
So running a program to research the issue: /* show the device fluidsynth connects to (usually "default") */ r = fluid_settings_copystr(settings, "audio.alsa.device", buff, 200); printf("r: %d\n", r); printf("The alsa PCM device for Fluidsynth is: %s\n", buff); r = fluid_settings_copystr(sett

[fluid-dev] Help with setting volume control

2019-07-30 Thread scott andrew franco
Hi, I am using Fluidsynth library in my program (Petit_ami on sourceforge). It is working well, but my result is very low volume output. A search found many other references to low volume, and the standard answer I found was to turn up the gain on the command line version of fluidsynth (I bel