Hello.
I am very happy to see the new FluidRelease.
I am try to compile FluidSynth with Visual Studio.
I am checkout sourcecode and download and extract glib.
I open project. I specify GLIB include path in Additional Include
Directories(Configuration Properties C/C++) in Visual studio (for
fluids
Good job everyone. FluidSynth rocks and its great to see it moving so
speedily forward. ;)
Kevin
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I find halving the sample rate works a treat on NetBooks as this
reduces the work load but it also has the side effect of doubling the
latency. the -r 22050 only seems to work with the plughw:0 as the
default alsa device does not accept the reduced sample rate.
Below is the command line that I u
Quoting Joshua Higgins :
synth.polyphony = 32 did the trick!
I'm surprised at the performance of fluidsynth on this machine, and the
voice stealing is hardly noticable.
Thanks very much.
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joshua higgins
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Glad to hear it!
Josh Green
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On behalf of the FluidSynth development team, I'm happy to announce
the release of FluidSynth 1.1.0 "A More Solid Fluid".
This is the result of a 6 month development cycle and is the most
significant release since 1.0.0.
FluidSynth is a software wavetable synthesizer based on the SoundFont
Hello,
Quoting Joshua Higgins :
I'm using fluidsynth 1.0.9 (packaged with karmic) on an old lifebook
b-series laptop. I have a very large Studiologic SL-880 midi controller, so
i'm intergrating this laptop into the body of the keyboard, using fluidsynth
for sound.
The PC is low spec: 500mhz with
