Well, it's a pebkac moment for me. It looks like the way i started
fluidsynth
fluidsynth -m jack -K 16 -L 2 -a jack -r 48000 -v , would mean there are 2
audio channels, i.e. 2 stereo outputs, vs the usual 1 stereo output. The
result of which is the alternating loud/soft audio.
On Tue, Apr 27, 2021
I'd forgotten mailman's quirky way of handling mailing lists.
>With this config:
>1) only note on/off and pitch bend MIDI messages will be forwarded to the
output router. All others MIDI messages (CC, prog change,..) will be
ignored.
>2) Any MIDI messages (note on/off, pitch bend) with channels i
>The router config i used is this:
With this config:
1) only note on/off and pitch bend MIDI messages will be forwarded to the
output router. All others MIDI messages (CC, prog change,..) will be ignored.
2) Any MIDI messages (note on/off, pitch bend) with channels in the range
[0-15] will
The router config i used is this:
router_clear
router_begin note
router_chan 0 15 0 0
router_end
router_begin pbend
router_chan 0 15 0 0
router_end
One thought though, the man page says for example: router_chan 0 15 a b is
input*a+b, but i've used 0 0 instead.
> the only case the message would be
>..The default router simply routes all MIDI messages unaltered.
Nearest. Now I remember, the only case the message would be altered is when the
MIDI input channel x is greater then synth.midi-channels setting.
In this case channel x is limited to synth.midi-channels ;).
It seems this is a
