o have to compromise on this.
Dave
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Tom M. via fluid-dev
Sent: 27 December 2020 16:55
To: Jeroen Neve
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Subject: Re: [fluid-dev] Changing sequencer time-scale
> I’ve rebuilt fluidsynth from the lastest
I’ve rebuilt fluidsynth from the lastest source, and now it works as one would
expect.
Great, glad to hear that!
I've just finished testing the FLUID_SEQ_SCALE event and merged it to master
now.
Tom
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From: Tom M.
Sent: 26 December, 2020 00:05
To: Jeroen Neve
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Subject: Re: [fluid-dev] Changing sequencer time-scale
> This quirk will be fixed in fluidsynth 2.2.0. There are still two issues open
> before we are ready for releasing it. In the meantime, y
> It appears that the one important event that I can't directly schedule is
a tempo change. [...] It would be nice if I could just schedule this event
directly in the sequencer when needed.
At the moment one needs to use a callback event, yes. However, thinking
about it again, I do see a need for
ject: Re: [fluid-dev] Changing sequencer time-scale
This quirk will be fixed in fluidsynth 2.2.0. There are still two issues open
before we are ready for releasing it. In the meantime, you can clone recent
master and try it yourself. Feedback is welcome.
Tom
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This quirk will be fixed in fluidsynth 2.2.0. There are still two issues
open before we are ready for releasing it. In the meantime, you can clone
recent master and try it yourself. Feedback is welcome.
Tom
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Hello All,
In my proof of concept, I have the following code:
/* callback of the sequencer */
void sequencer_callback(unsigned int time, fluid_event_t* ev,
fluid_sequencer_t* seq, void* pdata) {
printf("%d\n", fluid_sequencer_get_tick(seq));
fluid_sequencer_set_time_scale(seq, 5
