Hi Tom, Thank you. [again]. All working the way it should. The more I
learn about Linux, the less I know - Mike
On 08/09/2017 22:46, Tom M. wrote:
I guess that you have libfluidsynth.so installed somewhere in
/usr/lib/ and this one was compiled without alsa support. If this is
the case, whe
I guess that you have libfluidsynth.so installed somewhere in /usr/lib/ and
this one was compiled without alsa support. If this is the case, when
starting ./fluidsynth_simple it doesnt find libfluidsynth.so in the current
working directory and uses the one in /usr/lib/. Either remove that
installat
Hi All, I successfully used 'cmake' and 'make' to produce the fluidsynth
executable. Running
./fluidsynth -a alsa FluidR3_GM.sf2 LUTE.mid
played the MIDI file perfectly.
I then compiled the example fluidsynth_simple.c, and linked it against
libfluidsynth.so
The only change I made to fluidsy
