Hi Jim,
I never meant to imply that anything was terribly wrong with
fluidsynth in Miditzer :-)
On the jOrgan forum we have a lot more people complaining about
latency with fluidsynth because fluidsynth is newly incorporated as an
extension to jOrgan and a lot of people are now using trying it out.
FWIW, FluidSynth is integrated with the Miditzer. The Miditzer uses the
direct API calls to FluidSynth when used in default mode. I don't think
ASIO support would make any difference at all for Windows usage. I can't
comment on what would improve things for those who use Linux.
The version of
Pedro, I won't call it controversy. I just pointed out that I'd rather
work driven by requests than by wishes of completeness. Graham has given
a reason good enough to not just update that driver but also give it
some priority. I like that users get involved in development making
requests in th
Oh, sorry - forgot this one point as well...
If fluidsynth has ASIO support and this was available in Miditzer,
then we could use WineAsio drivers in WINE to connect straight to
JACK. Currently we can't use the built in fluidsynth that comes with
Miditzer when running it in WINE (Linux) - hugh late
Thanks Pedro,
I have created an account on the trac but can't login yet... so
sending some comments here:
The jOrgan and Miditzer virtual pipe organ projects (jOrgan is
opensource and free - Java based and runs on Linux, Win32 and Mac,
Miditzer is closed source but free and runs on Win32 - or thr
Graham Goode wrote:
> Hi,
> I was wondering if there were any plans to incorporate ASIO as one of
> the audio drivers available for the windows build of Linuxsampler? This
> would solve a lot latency of issues experienced by the virtual pipe
> organ group that is using fluidsynth as one of their so
Hi,
I was wondering if there were any plans to incorporate ASIO as one of
the audio drivers available for the windows build of Linuxsampler? This
would solve a lot latency of issues experienced by the virtual pipe
organ group that is using fluidsynth as one of their sound sources.
GrahamG
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