>
>Doesn't the -f option allow one to indicate a file containing shell
> commands,
> including reverb/chorus control? Sorry if I am missing that part of the
> discussion.
>
Sorry I never replied on this. I finally got around to testing it: yes it
does work, rendering my previous source code
On Thu, 17 Nov 2011 11:02:25 +1100
Matt Giuca wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 9:47 PM, Edenyard wrote:
>
> >
> > Speaking as a complete non-programmer, but an avid user of Fluidsynth,
> > please may I add my support for Matt's suggestion of a settings file.
> >
> > This seems to be the way tha
On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 9:47 PM, Edenyard wrote:
>
> Speaking as a complete non-programmer, but an avid user of Fluidsynth,
> please may I add my support for Matt's suggestion of a settings file.
>
> This seems to be the way that most things are configured in Linux. I
> imagine that the idea is t
> Ordinary users are not going to want to use the command line. Although it
> is useful for wrappers to use, a non-technical user will shy away from
> anything done in the command line.
>
Well that's why there is QSynth, right? (I haven't used QSynth much
personally.)
What we are talking about h
David & Matt:
Ordinary users are not going to want to use the command line. Although
it is useful for wrappers to use, a non-technical user will shy away
from anything done in the command line.
- Aere
On Wed, 2011-11-16 at 09:37 +1100, Matt Giuca wrote:
> The long-term visionary tho
>
> The long-term visionary thought is that we have too many ways of
> controlling the server: through settings, through command line, through the
> shell, through the API - all these have different semantics, and as a
> result some configuration is available one way but not the other, leading
> to
On 11/14/2011 12:35 PM, Matt Giuca wrote:
I'm just coming to terms with how to send commands to FluidSynth to
control things like reverb (specifically, I want to control reverb).
I'm under the impression that while a few things can be controlled from
the command-line (such as gain), most things
On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 12:13:49PM +1100, Matt Giuca wrote:
> Right, so I tried adjusting the "Reverb" knob in Rosegarden (connected to
> FluidSynth) and didn't hear much difference. I'm not entirely sure what all
> the reverb settings do (there are four), but I found that increasing the
> "room si
> You can also programmatically control almost everything via midi CC
> messages and a carefully edited soundfont. That would work in your
> case, although it's a bit of a faff to set up.
>
Right, so I tried adjusting the "Reverb" knob in Rosegarden (connected to
FluidSynth) and didn't hear much d
On Mon, Nov 14, 2011 at 10:35:44PM +1100, Matt Giuca wrote:
> Any that I missed?
You can also programmatically control almost everything via midi CC
messages and a carefully edited soundfont. That would work in your
case, although it's a bit of a faff to set up.
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I'm just coming to terms with how to send commands to FluidSynth to control
things like reverb (specifically, I want to control reverb).
I'm under the impression that while a few things can be controlled from the
command-line (such as gain), most things (such as reverb) cannot be. There
are a few
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