Thanks. That was spot on. Now my iphone can play midi files with fluidsynth
(albeit without chorus or reverb and at a lower sample rate than normal).
Ruben
On 01/06/2011, at 4:19 PM, Louis B. wrote:
> That should read on "under powered netbooks".
>
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That should read on "under powered netbooks".
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Try reducing the playback sampling rate. There should be some info on the fs
wiki about working on under powered networks.
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Hi. I'm playing around with soundfonts on iphone and I decided to try to
compile fluidsynth for iphone. Here is what I found:
1) I had to use fluidsynth 1.0.9 since I didn't want to build glib and all the
other dependencies for iphone.
2) It works well in the simulator, as in I can play midi fil
