t; Here the reverb and chorus work using the fluisynth application console.
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The best starting point for you would be to use the fast file renderer example:
http://www.fluidsynth.org/api/index.html#FileRenderer
However, instead of using the file renderer's
fluid_file_renderer_process_block(), you would directly call a
rendering function of the synth, as mentioned in this
Dear FluidSynth people,
Is it possible to render midi non-realtime to memory? The amount of memory
that is needed per unit of time is known so it should be possible to render to
a preallocated buffer.
I know that I can render to a file, but I'd like to do more with the rendered
midi than just
