On Thu, 3 Mar 2011 10:09:54 -0700 Dave Serls <d...@dashs.denver.co.us> wrote:
> > Returning to linux audio after a long hiatus. > > If I use router_chan in a fluidsynth instance like this: > > # change note events for odd channels to ridiculous invalid channel > # note that channel nums are 0-relative in fluidsynth 1-relative on piano > router_begin note > router_chan 1 0 8 32 > router_chan 3 0 8 32 > router_chan 5 0 8 32 > router_chan 7 0 8 32 > router_chan 9 0 8 32 > router_chan 11 0 8 32 > router_chan 13 0 8 32 > router_chan 15 0 8 32 > router_end > > I receive no errors. But what really happens? It sounds pretty much OK. > > The code only checks the resulting channel for less than 0, setting it to 0 > if so. > If the channel has no preset -- does the event disappear? > This is what I want, as I'm running 2 instances of fluidsynth, one > translating the even channels high, > the other the odd ones. > My Yamaha has a 'split' keyboard function which will send the left hand to a > channel 'paired' with > the right hand on another adjacent even or odd channel. > I will shamelessly reply to myself. 'router_chan 1 1 8 32' and lines for each odd/even channel will work. Except for keyboard channels 1 and 2 which do not participate for some reason. Warning messages are emitted from fluidsynth: warning: Channel out of range for each noteon for a channel from the 'wrong' instance. Is there anyway of forcing a NULL preset to a channel? Will that suppress the warnings? Has anyone ever used the channel routing feature? _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev
