Hi Jimmy,
I am not a FluidSynth developer, just an interested person, so my opinions
don't represent the view of the FluidSynth project.
This seems like a valuable generalisation of a previously hard-coded value.
Given that your new flag will default to 0 for all channels and 1 for
channel 9, it
GOAL FOR THIS PATCH:
This patch would allow the flexibility to set any individual channel to be drum
channel, and/or unset them (revert back to melodic channel).
Add a flag to struct:
_fluid_channel_t
to indicate it is a drum channel, using int ty
Propose changes for handling of "All notes off", "All sounds off".
GOAL FOR THIS PATCH:
Turn off all notes/sounds on all channels at once.
If FluidSynth allows the parameter "chan" value -1 to mean operate on all
channels, it is a reasonably simple and efficient change.
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Hi David,
In response to your post here:
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/fluid-dev/2011-01/msg3.html
> Well, for the memory allocation issue it sounds like we both are leaning
> towards #5 as in copying the memory. I don't think the
> inefficiency is an issue and it gives FS the most op
Hi David,
Thanks for replying. If you don't mind, I'll take this conversation (about
MIDI buffers) to the other thread ("Making MIDI player read from a buffer"),
and stop CCing James, Sam and Ryan.
PS. Ryan, if you're reading this, I heard your FLOSS Weekly interview a
couple of years back (on SD
