On 10/03/2009 04:47 PM, j...@resonance.org wrote:
> Glad you figured it out. Out of curiosity, will you be making your
> Python binding available?
Certainly. It's on my github at
http://github.com/MostAwesomeDude/pyfluidsynth right now. I will be
adding more extensions in order to make it easier
Glad you figured it out. Out of curiosity, will you be making your
Python binding available?
Cheers!
Josh
Quoting Corbin Simpson :
On 10/03/2009 03:38 AM, Louis B. wrote:
I think you have hit the same problem that I hit when I integrating to
fluidsynth (regarding the no sound anyway) .You
Hello Corbin,
Python binding for FluidSynth? Sounds interesting :)
I'm not real familiar with the sequencer in FluidSynth, but I'll try
and help. What does your code look like for creating the sequencer
object? Some things were changed since the last release, to allow for
system timer o
On 10/03/2009 03:38 AM, Louis B. wrote:
> I think you have hit the same problem that I hit when I integrating to
> fluidsynth (regarding the no sound anyway) .You need to send a
> programme change event before you hear any sound.
>
> this is what I do as workaround in my initialisation routines b
I'm working on Python bindings for Fluidsynth. The following code, in
Cython, makes no sound and locks up my ALSA until the connection times out.
cpdef test(self):
cdef fluid_event_t* event
cdef int ticks
ticks = self.ticks
event = new_fluid_event()
fl
