Thank Helps! Thanks!
On 2 March 2016 at 05:34, Element Green wrote:
> I'm not sure how you are currently obtaining FluidSynth, which would
> probably determine where to start.
>
> Here is a likely semi-outdated general guide on building FluidSynth:
> https://sourceforge.net/p/fluidsynth/wiki/Bui
I'm not sure how you are currently obtaining FluidSynth, which would
probably determine where to start.
Here is a likely semi-outdated general guide on building FluidSynth:
https://sourceforge.net/p/fluidsynth/wiki/BuildingFluidSynth/
If you are using the autconf ./configure script, then you woul
Thank you! Could you please point me to a guide of some sort on building
fluidsynth with ladspa support?
Thanks!
Srijan
On Wednesday, March 2, 2016, Element Green
wrote:
> Hello Srijan,
>
> FluidSynth has LADSPA support, though I don't think it is built by default
> (you'll need to turn it on d
Hello Srijan,
FluidSynth has LADSPA support, though I don't think it is built by default
(you'll need to turn it on during the build configuration). You should be
able to find a LADSPA equalization plugin. I would think that would be the
easiest way to go if you are using it in an embedded envir
Hello,
Does fluidsynth have some kind of EQ that I can apply to the sound output?
If not, what is the best way to add EQ to the sound output by fluidsynth?
I'm using it on a raspberry pi model 2 B with a hifiberry DAC+ soundcard.
Would alsaequal be the best way to go, or would it introduce latency
