Quoting Ebrahim Mayat :
Hello Josh
Well, I do not own a Firewire device yet but since the use of these
devices is now coming into the mainstream on both Linux and OS X, I
thought this is one point you might consider as a possible feature
addition in the near future.
I tried running fluidsynth w
On Tue, 2009-11-17 at 16:57 -0800, j...@resonance.org wrote:
> Hello Ebrahim,
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>
> It sounds as if you may have multiple audio interfaces? I notice that
> the FluidSynth coreaudio driver doesn't currently have support for
> specifying which audio device to use. Seems a call to
> AudioDev
Hello Ebrahim,
Quoting Ebrahim Mayat :
Hello again
I just tried 271 and sound driver function has changed as follows:
If Jack is linked during compilation, fluidsynth can be run with jack
as the audio driver but it cannot be run with the coreaudio driver:
$ fluidsynth -a coreaudio ~/sf2/Gen
Hello again
I just tried 271 and sound driver function has changed as follows:
If Jack is linked during compilation, fluidsynth can be run with jack
as the audio driver but it cannot be run with the coreaudio driver:
$ fluidsynth -a coreaudio ~/sf2/GeneralUser_GS_FluidSynth_v1.43_RC1.sf2
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