1. No. Every synth must be driven by exactly one synth-thread. Whether this
synth-thread is an audio driver or your app calling one of the rendering
functions, doesn't matter.
2. As per MIDI standard, the reverb-send-level is initialized to zero. So by default, there
is no reverb until someone
Dear Tom,
thanks for the quick answer to our question. I will go with the option
of using a single synth with 256 MIDI channels.
As I now got this out of the way new questions arose:
1. Is it possible to create multiple audio-drivers for a single synth
(One for Audio + One for wav-rendering)?
No, it's not possible for multiple synths to share a single sequencer.
Each synth needs it's own sequencer instance due to the internal
sample timer making the sequencer advance (*).
It's not exactly clear to me what you mean by "shared MIDI-Channels".
Yet I think it should be possible to do it wi
Dear FluidSynth-Team,
Is it possible to render multiple synthesizer-outputs (which are
registered to a single sequencer) to a single WAV-File?
I have multiple Tracks, each containing MIDI-Events on shared
MIDI-Channels and I want to apply effects (e.g. Reverb) to a single
Track. The effects
