Hi,
>It seems it is so difficult to disable the modulators that I am pretty
>confident they are not disabled on any of my sound fonts. These modulators
>appear to me to be available AND turned on by default in all normal sf2 fonts.
Just a precision. We should have a clear description of w
It seems it is so difficult to disable the modulators that I am pretty
confident they are not disabled on any of my sound fonts. These modulators
appear to me to be available AND turned on by default in all normal sf2 fonts.
I am even more confused now - I have just tried a different sound font
I've looked into it. The good news is that your "Harp LP" instrument is the
only one that disables the vibrato modulator on CC1. Your organ instruments
have proper vibrato. You can easily check this by executing
fluidsynth.exe 201606esteyDB-0.sf2
and then typing in the shell:
prog 0 13
noteon
Hello David,
>It is particularly useful to know that I can change what FS does by changing
>parameters in the sound fonts.
Yes fluidsynth and any SF2 compliant synthesizers sould always instructed by
soundfonts articulations parameters. They are
only reproducer sound engine. In other words the
David Back, 2. July 2020, 21:35:34 CEST dixit:
> Thanks Tom
> Its a lot more complicated than I expected. I assumed that FS would use its
> own implementation of CC 1 rather than using that of the sound font.
> It's encouraging to know that FS actually implements the function I am using
> - I wa
