Hi
I am the author of eplayOrgan which uses fluid synth to produce its
sound.(Download it free from my website https://midimusic.github.io)
I am trying to implement tremolo (= midi modulation) and am using
fluid_synth_cc(synth, midichannel, 1, 100) to turn it on.As far as I can tell
this does not
new modulator's amount value MUST be 0.If one of the above
condition is not true, this new modulator will never override (i.e disable) the
default CC1 modulator.Wecome to the world of SF2.jjc.
> Message du 04/07/20 16:34
> De : "David Back via fluid-dev"
> A : "fluid-
Hi All
Thanks for the latest updates. At least my Estey sound font has passed the test
and I will now use this for all future testing.
The problem may well lie in the midi channels - It seems that both you and the
FS documentation (and perhaps me) are confusing midi channels with fluidsynth
chan
Thanks for your comment. Even though the FS documentation is wrong and
confusing when you consider midi and FSchannels I know you are not going to
change it.
Your argument that these channels are equivalent may be right a simple case
such as your command interface but when you consider an organ
Hi
Thanks for the comments.
I think you are used to using FS with its associated midi driver. I am not
using your midi driver and thus my input midi channels do not have to (and
indeed do not) correspond with the FS channels.
As I have never had any need to use any part of FS except the synth it
The extra resources are minimal and are not "wasted" they are used to provide
extra speed.
I cannot predict how many cores my users PC's will have so the synth.cpu-cores
setting is useless. Even if it adjusts itself to the real no. of cores a user
has it provides no guaranteed benefit over usin
05:16 BST, Marcus Weseloh
wrote:
Hi all,
Am So., 5. Juli 2020 um 16:32 Uhr schrieb David Back via fluid-dev
:
> Thanks for your comment. Even though the FS documentation is wrong and
> confusing when you consider midi and FSchannels I know you are not going to
> change it.
> Y
