On 2011-10-28 03:09, Aere Greenway wrote:
David:
I downloaded the source for the older level of FluidSynth, but didn't
know how to build it.
But I remembered the file structure in Unix (and Linux), and looked for
the executables in /usr/bin.
I use qsynth (which uses FluidSynth). On finding it
David:
My former optimism may have been misplaced.
I just tried it on Xubuntu 11.10, and have seen evidence that the
problem exists there, too.
I won't know for sure until I get everything downloaded & installed.
- Aere
On Sun, 2011-10-23 at 20:35 +0200, David Henningsson wrote:
> On
David:
My former optimism may have been misplaced.
I just tried it on Xubuntu 11.10, and have seen evidence that the
problem exists there, too.
I won't know for sure until I get everything downloaded & installed.
- Aere
On Sun, 2011-10-23 at 20:35 +0200, David Henningsson wrote:
> On 2
> I need JACK because I include audio files in my sequences. I can even use
> it on a 450 megahertz machine. I've learned a lot about using it in the
> past few years. I use Rosegarden, and it's easiest to record audio tracks
> using Rosegarden.
>
Okay. I might try it again if I need to include
Matt:
I need JACK because I include audio files in my sequences. I can even
use it on a 450 megahertz machine. I've learned a lot about using it in
the past few years. I use Rosegarden, and it's easiest to record audio
tracks using Rosegarden.
I have learned how to use FluidSynth both ways,
Aere, thank you for reporting this issue. I'd be willing to test this out
but I actually have a deadline soon for some music I need to compose with
FluidSynth. I can't have FluidSynth break in the next few weeks. Therefore,
I'm very glad you warned me and I'll hold off upgrading to 11.10 until I
fi
David:
I downloaded the source for the older level of FluidSynth, but didn't
know how to build it.
But I remembered the file structure in Unix (and Linux), and looked for
the executables in /usr/bin.
I use qsynth (which uses FluidSynth). On finding it in the Ubuntu 11.04
system, and in the
