Hi,
>Sometimes the spec, while well written, is way too wordy and I get a bit
>dizzy.
That is true.
A final note to say that the logic of precedence between same generators in
global/local works the same concerning same modulators in global/local zone.
jjc
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At 03:37 AM 6/24/2020, you wrote:
>1) at each level, Local replace Global, then
>2) add Preset Level to Instrument Level.
OK, thanks, as the spec says:
"A generator in a local preset zone that is identical to a generator in a
global preset zone supersedes or replaces that generator in the globa
Hi,
>can you confirm this possible situation? So ALL LEVELS are additive
No, global isn't additive to local. Only Preset level is additive to Instrument
level.
Preset level:
Preset Global Zone: -11000
Preset Inst Zone: 500
---
Instrument
At 09:09 PM 6/21/2020, you wrote:
>Because this is often a source of confusion, may be one should consider also
>the rules of precedence of generators in respectives zones at preset level and
>instrument level (page 50, 51):
Jean-Jacques, thanks for this - can you confirm this possible situatio
At 12:39 PM 6/22/2020, you wrote:
>> I got a response from the Viena author; the mistake I was making was that I
>> was doing this:
>>
>> CalcToTimeVal(PresetZoneVal) + CalcToTimeVal(InstrumentZoneVal) = FinalResult
>
>Oh, Déjà-vu! Same topic, yesterday, two years ago:
>https://lists.nongnu.org/
> I got a response from the Viena author; the mistake I was making was that I
> was doing this:
>
> CalcToTimeVal(PresetZoneVal) + CalcToTimeVal(InstrumentZoneVal) = FinalResult
Oh, Déjà-vu! Same topic, yesterday, two years ago:
https://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/fluid-dev/2018-06/msg00051.h
At 09:09 PM 6/21/2020, you wrote:
>>In the SoundFont spec, it seems - and at times explicitly states - that the
>>Preset values are ADDED to the Instrument Values, and are interpreted as
>>Units specified in the spec. From page 45 (2.01 sepc).
>I could confirm that fluidsynth does what SF 2.01
At 09:09 PM 6/21/2020, you wrote:
>>In the SoundFont spec, it seems - and at times explicitly states - that the
>>Preset values are ADDED to the Instrument Values, and are interpreted as
>>Units specified in the spec. From page 45 (2.01 sepc).
>I could confirm that fluidsynth does what SF 2.01
Hello Garth,
>How does FS interpret SoundFont Preset generators, specifically the VolEnv and
>ModEnv?
>In the SoundFont spec, it seems - and at times explicitly states - that the
>Preset values are ADDED to the Instrument Values, and are interpreted as Units
>specified in the spec. From
How does FS interpret SoundFont Preset generators, specifically the VolEnv and
ModEnv?
In the SoundFont spec, it seems - and at times explicitly states - that the
Preset values are ADDED to the Instrument Values, and are interpreted as Units
specified in the spec. From page 45 (2.01 sepc):
"Ge
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