Hello,
I have two soundfonts loaded into fluidsynth, one is on chan 0 and the
other is on chan 1. I want both to play regardless of what channel my
controller keyboard is on. Is this possible? How can this be done?
Thanks!
Srijan
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What OS are you using?
-~Chris
On 06/12/2016 08:16 AM, Srijan Deshpande wrote:
Hello,
I have two soundfonts loaded into fluidsynth, one is on chan 0 and the
other is on chan 1. I want both to play regardless of what channel my
controller keyboard is on. Is this possible? How can this be don
Raspbian. I'm doing this on a Raspberry Pi.
Srijan
On Sunday, June 12, 2016, S. Christian Collins
wrote:
> What OS are you using?
>
> -~Chris
>
>
> On 06/12/2016 08:16 AM, Srijan Deshpande wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have two soundfonts loaded into fluidsynth, one is on chan 0 and the
> other is on
Hi.
> I have two soundfonts loaded into fluidsynth, one is on chan 0
> and the other is on chan 1. I want both to play regardless of
> what channel my controller keyboard is on.
On alsa, I would do this with midiecho
http://www.pjb.com.au/midi/index.html
http://www.pjb.com.au/midi/mid
Thanks, but shouldn't this be possible using fluidsynth's router?
The fluidsynth API page says you can use the router to "Layer sounds
(Example: for each noteon received on ch 1, create a noteon on ch1, ch2,
ch3,...)". This is exactly what I want to do. For each noteon received on
ch0, I want to c
Hi Srijan.
Don't you need 2 separate rules?, like
router_clear
router_begin note
router_chan 0 15 0 0
router_end
router_begin note
router_chan 0 15 0 1
router_end
Don't forget, you'll need to create similar rules for all your other
stuff - cc pbend, etc.
Ben
On 13/06/16 10:57, Srijan Desh
Srijan:
I do layered voices using Qsynth, which has two FluidSynth 'engines'
configured. One uses one soundfont, and the other engine a different
soundfont.
I send the same MIDI messages simultaneously to both Qsynth engines.
In more elaborate configurations, I use QMidiRoute to modify the
Dear Ben,
Thank you! That worked! (I had a duh moment there - I should've figured
this out myself!)
Aere, I believe this is a better way of doing it since you don't need to
run two instances of fluidsynth. Also, I'm not using a GUI so I can't use
Qsynth.
Thanks though,
Srijan
On 13 June 2016 at
Ben Gonzales wrote:
> Don't forget, you'll need to create similar rules for all
> your other stuff - cc pbend, etc.
Working with midiecho, I find that usually I don't want
CCs 1,5,11,64,65,66,84 (Modul,Portam,Expr,Pedals) to go through
to both channels. It's useful to have separate volume c
