On Thu, 12 Mar 2015, CERESA Jean-Jacques ENAC/ENAC wrote: jjc>Yes as Jim write, the action to sustain only note depressed before sostenuto (i.e noteOn MIDI message received before sotenutoOn MIDI message) jjc> is typical of sostenuto pedal behavior.
>Still, it's not especially piano-like. Well, the sentence "...the action to sustain only note depressed before sostenuto..." is short and not precise and consequently a little confusing. It would have been better to write " Only notes depressed (i.e noteOn) before sostenuto (i.e SostenutoOn) will be allowed to be sustained. Thoses notes will be sustained on noteOff if sostenuto is find depressed". This is like Sostenuto behaves on piano. The implementation proposed in this patch for Fluidsynth follows this behavior. I hope you will be reassured. Anyway, everything is easily verifiable. jjc Le 16/03/15, "R.L. Horn" <li...@eastcheap.org> a écrit : > On Thu, 12 Mar 2015, CERESA Jean-Jacques ENAC/ENAC wrote: > > >Yes as Jim write, the action to sustain only note depressed before sostenuto > >(i.e noteOn MIDI message received before sotenutoOn MIDI message) is typical > >of sostenuto pedal behavior. > > Still, it's not especially piano-like. But, then, an on/off pedal isn't > especially piano-like to begin with. > > As long as the implementation is consistent with common practice, I'm happy. > > >But as the chord is played legato with the next bass note (on beat 1 of next > >bar), playing Sustain pedal will produce the same result than playing > >Sostenuto. So using Sustain pedal is more convenient than Sostenuto. > > You forgot to mention that sostenuto doesn't really work for the Gymnopédies > anyway as it clashes with the right-hand phrasing. Someone with a much > faster left hand than mine could manage with a bass-sustain pedal, I suppose. > A 30cm pinkie would work too. :) > > > _______________________________________________ > fluid-dev mailing list > fluid-dev@nongnu.org > https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev > > >
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