On 30/12/2019 23:03, Kent Thompson via fluid-dev wrote:
Is there an example (similar to the metronome example) that shows scheduling
noteon events to a synth with multiple loaded sound fonts?
Might this be helpful:
https://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/fluid-dev/2018-06/msg00017.html
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On 25/11/2019 17:13, Marcus Weseloh wrote:
Hi Matt,
the file created by Fluidsynth 2.0.8 is probably a "raw" file. My
guess is that you compiled fluidsynth without libsndfile support.
Just make sure you have the libsndfile-dev package installed, then run
cmake again and recompile.
Thanks Mar
There seems to be a difference between the WAV files created by
fluidsynth1 and fluisdynth2. Specifically, I'm getting an error when I
try to play a fluidsynth2 WAV file. This is on Ubuntu 18.04
$ fluidsynth -F AScore.wav /usr/share/sounds/sf2/FluidR3_GM.sf2
AScore.midi
FluidSynth run
On 15/06/2018 18:08, Tom M. wrote:
set player.reset-synth 0
That did not fix it, but as I say above, the command line version did.
Might be a bug. Could you please send the config.fluidsynth you used?
Here's the config file:
set player.reset-synth 0
load /opt/local/share/sounds/sf2/Gene
On 15/06/2018 13:12, Tom M. wrote:
Can I now run fluidsynth2 direct from the command line using
`src/fluidsynth` - will it pick up the correct libraries/Frameworks?
Yes otherwise it wouldnt run.
:-)
Running `src/fluidsynth' seems to work for fast-rendering directly to a
WAV file, but not for
olution?
All the best, Matt.
All the best.
jjc
> Message du 11/06/18 23:53
> De : "Matt Wallis"
> A : "Tom M."
> Copie à : fluid-dev@nongnu.org
> Objet : Re: [fluid-dev] Using multiple soundfonts from unix
command line
>
On 11/06/2018 17:01, Tom M. wrote:
Unfortunately, the procedure described above has no effect when playing midi
files. I've just implemented it in our latest development version. This feature
will be part of fluidsynth 2.0. If you need it now, you'll have to check out
the source code from our
Hi,
Background: I'm generating midi files using Lilypond. I want to create
audio that uses instruments from different soundfonts, and I want to
control this from the unix command line, so that audio production is in
an automated pipeline (I use gnu make).
My first attempt to do this was via
