To address your first question, The bassmidi Driver itself does not really allow for any control over which playback device you have your sound run through. However, there is another piece of software that uses the bassmidi Driver so load sound fonts, and it’s called cool soft virtual midi synth. You can find it under the following link. http://coolsoft.altervista.org/en/virtualmidisynth Once you install this program, go into your start menu and type in conf and arrow down to find the option called “configure virtual Midi synth”. Once you’ve entered the program, control tab through the different dialogues, and in one of them should be an option to change what playback device The synthesizer uses, and there should also be an option to set your default synth for Windows media player. As for stacking sound fonts, you will need Viena to change the program and or bank numbers of your sound fonts in order to make sure all the presets can be accessed with QWS. It can’t be a long and tedious process, especially if you have several general Midi sound fonts, but once it’s all done, it’s definitely worth it. God bless! Seth
> On Oct 6, 2018, at 9:00 PM, Tyrone Thompson <[email protected]> wrote: > > So, a couple questions about bassmidi and qws. First, how do I get the sound > to play back in other devices with bassmidi and QWS? For example, I did a > test track using soundfonts and bassmidi, however, it played back on windows > media player with the microsoft default. > Second, how to handle the multiple soundfonts? I know somebody said that BM > can handle more than 1 sf2 bank, so how do I go upon making more than one > soundfont work? I have a set of orchestral sf2 files that I wanna use. Thanks > much!
