Can you explain some more about what hardware you are using?
If you have a midi keyboard connected to a Raspberry Pi and are running
fluidsynth then you should be able to hear the audio corresponding to
pressing keys on the keyboard.
Do you have this working already? If not then can you use fluidsy
On Fri, 31 Jan 2020 at 14:26, Marcus Weseloh wrote:
> FluidSynth doesn't support stepping up or down through presets/programs,
> there is no standard MIDI message that you could use.
>
> But you can use already existing external MIDI routers like mididings, for
> example:
> http://das.nasophon.d
Hi guys.
With my RPi 'mini-synthesizer' now working OK I'd like to know if it's
possible to add a new feature:
I've already used one simple router rule to assign my keyboard 'volume'
knob so as to vary the audio output level from the RPi by transforming
command 20 to command 7:
router_b
@Tom, thanks for your input.
As I mentioned in my last post to the list I am satisfied that the problem
is not connected to MIDI connections. I can see the [automatic] connection
confirmation messages and manually disconnecting and re-connecting the midi
inputs using aconnect makes no difference t
uld you validate this supposing trying to start Alsa player
> (aplay) from root .profile by requesting it playing an audio file
>
> instead of starting FluidSynth ?.
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> Regards
>
> jjc
>
> > Message du 29/01/20 13:25
> > De : "George Poulson"
@Marcus - many thanks for your help.
I tried directing the output from fluidsynth to a file but it was too brief
to reveal anything.
I also used 'aconnect -l' to determine whether it was the midi connection
from my keyboard that was not being made correctly but everything was as
expected;
Next I t
Hi guys, I'm new to this list so please be gentle! :-)
Apologies in advance if this has been covered before but despite endless
searching I've still not found a way forward
I've recently bought a Nektar MIDI keyboard controller to allow me to learn
to play while keeping a link to my 50+ years expe
