Hello Josh and Others,
I'm creating a mouse-driven virtual midi controller which, upon
certain mouse events (mouse-overs), triggers fluidsynth samples
(note-ons). Ideally I wish to have each note fade over time, the way
a guitar string's volume fades after it is plucked. I would like this
to be
On 4/27/07, Marcus Planet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's probably a little ways off still, but, one can dream :)
> Cheers!
> Josh Green
Congratulations, Josh. You are a dreamer who sees his dreams become
real, particularly in the case of this great sample
I have enjoyed the discussion of Fluidsynth directions.
If I may throw out another newb question:
My program gathers a list of presets for each soundfont it loads
using
fluid_sfont_iteration_start(sfont);
and similar functions. The way I get these functions to compile
is to take "fluid_sfont.
Hello Miguel and thank you for your excellent work with Fluidsynth.
As a novice programmer who is making use of the Fluidsynth libs in a
new program, my reaction is mostly positive to these changes. The
only concerns I have are 1) to be sure that the move from C to C++ is
entirely worthwhile. Y
On 4/18/07, Josh Green <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm looking into converting FluidSynth CVS to Subversion. Unfortunately
it seems that Savannah's subversion support is rather sub par. They
have documents on converting CVS to Subversion, but I can't find
anything on how to actually install the
Hello Josh and others and thank you for the helpful info regarding
jack setups. It appears to me that recent faster processor speeds and
recent kernel developments are having an impact on the importance of
jack and specialized kernels, but that the jack approach is very
strong in terms of its abi
Hi Josh and all,
My program Wave Harp (http://waveharp.sourcforge.net) is based in
large part on the great fluidsynth libs and I have some newb
questions, the first one being:
It appears that fluidsynth is happier running as root. That is to
say, the warning "swapping is possible" comes up when
