Hi,
>You can use fluid_player_set_playback_callback().
Excellent, I completly forgot that we could intercept MIDI events send by the
player to the synth.
That means that it could be possible to mute or solo events based on the
event's MIDI channel.
So there is no need to edit the MIDI file
You can use fluid_player_set_playback_callback() to interfere midi
events in a custom processing function, in which you only send specific
events to the synth by using fluid_synth_handle_midi_event().
Tom
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Hi vladimir,
>jChannel is the midi channel number(1-16).
No, in fluidsynth API MIDI channel parameter are zero based (0 to 15).
>Notice these 2 lines: I'm not really sure whether I'm doing it right.
>(1) fluid_synth_reset_basic_channel(synth, -1);
>(2) fluid_synth_set_basic_channel(synth, jCh
Hi!
I'm very new to the music tech so bear with me.
There are 16 channels in a midi file. I'm trying to convert only 1 channel
from a midi file to wav.
Here is how it works now:
extern "C" JNIEXPORT void JNICALL
Java_com_test_MainActivity_convertMidiToWav(JNIEnv* env, jobject,
jstring jSoundfon
