Hi,
>How would you start FluidSynth at startup automatically? -
Here possible solution.
https://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/fluid-dev/2020-01/msg00032.html
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Thanks, Marcus!
That works if I start FluidSynth manually in a terminal and leave it
there, but I'd like to get it to start every time the system reboots.
I have put the command in the Startup Applications (which I think is
just a GUI for systemd) but Frescobaldi says that no output was found.
Ho
Hi Knute,
as you want FluidSynth to respond to MIDI events, you don't need to
start a server but simply specify which audio/midi driver to use. The
"server" that can be started with the -s command-line option is a way
to access the FluidSynth command shell and not required for your
use-case.
I've
Hi,
>Thanks for the clarifications, all! I thought the main issue was probably an
>ALSA limitation, but I think I can do what I want using JACK and the
>information you've given me.
Yes, Marcus has pointed an important limitation of most "Fluidsynth audio
driver" in regard to synth.audio
