> If necessary, I'll create a ticket for this minor issue. The behavior is not logic you should create a ticket. >Regarding the main issue of this discussion, I would create a bug >ticket. Do you agree? You should create a ticket too, and as the 2 issues seem to be only related to Jack Audio Driver, i think only one ticket is useful. jjc Le 11/04/15, "Tom M." <tom.m...@googlemail.com> a écrit : > 2015-04-11 16:43 GMT+02:00 CERESA Jean-Jacques ENAC/ENAC > <jean-jacques.cer...@enac.fr>: > > No matter you think that your find fix the issue since the start of this > > discussion > > Sry, misunderstanding. This fix I was describing only fixes the > opposite behavior of the audio.jack.multi option. It doesn't fix the > issue of this discussion. > > > To verify it would be interesting to try the option "- o audio.jack.multi > > =Yes or No" at running time without any modification of code ?. > > audio.jack.multi defaults to false. Starting fluidsynth with multiple > outputs and WITHOUT explicitly setting audio.jack.multi to "yes" > shouldn't work according to its documentation. However, it does work, > and fluidsynth creates as many outputs as requested. But doing the > same thing again this time setting audio.jack.multi to yes will always > only create two channels: "left" and "right" (due to the wrong boolean > decision described previously) > > If necessary, I'll create a ticket for this minor issue. > > > > Do you hear that the Voice MIDI Channel mapping to multiple audio ouput > > number works according the previous explanations ? > > Do you hear Reverb on output 0 only ? > > To summarize the main issue: > > case 1: audio.jack.multi=yes using N outputs, while N>1 > Two (mono-)channels are created. Only voices mapped to output 0 > (according to Midi_Channel_number MOD N) are hearable. Reverb of those > voices is also hearable. Additionally you hear soft reverb from some > other midi channels (hard to say from which ones). > > case 2: audio.jack.multi=no using N outputs, while N>1 > N stereo outputs are created. Voices are mapped to their belonging > output (Midi_Channel_number MOD N = output). NO reverb hearable at > all. > > case 3: audio.jack.multi=yes using 1 output > Two (mono-)channels are created. All Voices mapped to that single > output. Reverb works like a charm. > > case 4: audio.jack.multi=no using 1 output > Same as case 3. > > Note that I was talking about the unmodified code, i.e. with the > inverse audio.jack.multi option. > > > Regarding the main issue of this discussion, I would create a bug > ticket. Do you agree? > > > > Tom > > _______________________________________________ > fluid-dev mailing list > fluid-dev@nongnu.org > https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev > >
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