On September 22, 2012 11:26:49 PM nradd wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I stumbled across this little pbm with muse2 v2.0.1, if you load old muse1
> files containing some fluidsynth instances, you may not be able to open
> their native gui.
>
> In the .med file thoses "faulty" instances are referenced as "fluisynth-n",
Is that a typo in your message or is it really "fluisynth-n"?
I'll assume a typo.
> if you replace that by "FluidSynth-n" the GUI will open like expected.
>
There should be two occurrences of the identical name string:
Once in the midi ports section early in the file like:
<midiport idx="4">
<instrument>FluidSynth-0</instrument>
<name>FluidSynth-0</name>
<type>2</type>
and in the synth instance itself, later in the file like:
<SynthI>
<name>FluidSynth-0</name>
<record>0</record>
<mute>0</mute>
Can you tell me what both occurrences of the name say?
Or send me an example. You can strip out all the notes etc.
from the old .med file. (And don't save it in a newer MusE.)
When do you estimate these songs were last touched (saved) by MusE?
The fact the two names don't match suggest either a really old version
or corruption, somehow...
Thanks.
Tim.
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