>Your Sysex messages are incorrecly formatted. The EOX end marker (last
byte of your Sysex messages) should be 0xF7, but yours end with 0x7F.
F7!?! Yep, your right! Good eye! I swear, any other value than that
and neither I nor the two other people who helped me in setting this
up would have made
Hi David,
Good news: the problem is not a bug in FluidSynth but a problem with
your code :-)
Your Sysex messages are incorrecly formatted. The EOX end marker (last
byte of your Sysex messages) should be 0xF7, but yours end with 0x7F.
That causes FluidSynth not to discard the last byte when readin
Hi David,
2016-08-18 0:09 GMT+02:00 David Bellows :
> I'm using Kubuntu 16.04. dpkg -l fluidsynth lists:
> fluidsynth 1.1.6-3 amd64
>
> And are you sure it plays fine? I don't mean to question your ears but
> I'm definitely not getting the quarter-tones in the Flu
> System_exclusive, 11, 127, 127, 8, 2, 0, 1, 74, 74, 128, 0, 127
Bad. The tuning value 74, 128, 0 is invalid since the fraction is a
14-bit value (7-bit MSB,7-bit LSB). It should be 75, 0, 0.
My software has a few weird rounding things like this. That said 74,
128, 0 should be the s
On Wed, 17 Aug 2016, David Bellows wrote:
Thanks for the confirmation! What other sequencer(s) are you using?
pmidi
The example plays correctly, but not quite a quarter-tone scale, as some
of your tuning commands are malformed (which timidity seems to go along
with):
System_exclusive,
> This might be a problem with fluidsynth's interpretation of midi files. If I
> pass it the file directly, I get the behavior David mentioned. If I use
> another sequencer, it works okay.
Thanks for the confirmation! What other sequencer(s) are you using?
On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 3:30 PM, R.L.
On Wed, 17 Aug 2016, Marcus Weseloh wrote:
Using fluidsynth 1.1.6 your updated MIDI file plays fine, at least on
my Linux system.
This might be a problem with fluidsynth's interpretation of midi files.
If I pass it the file directly, I get the behavior David mentioned. If I
use another sequ
Hi again,
looking at your new file, I see that you send the tuning program
change RPN messages before each tuning Sysex message. While that
works, I don't think it is necessary. Choosing the tuning program for
the channel once at the beginning of the file should be enough.
Cheers,
Marcus
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Hi David,
2016-08-17 19:22 GMT+02:00 David Bellows :
>> I had another look at the FluidSynth source, though. It seems like voices
>> start out with no tuning prog defined. So even when you change tuning prog 0
>> using the Sysex messages, that tuning won't be used. Try adding RPN messages
>> to
> I had another look at the FluidSynth source, though. It seems like voices
> start out with no tuning prog defined. So even when you change tuning prog 0
> using the Sysex messages, that tuning won't be used. Try adding RPN messages
> to select tuning prog 0 for your channel before sending the
Hi David,
Am 17.08.2016 5:22 nachm. schrieb "David Bellows" :
>
> Actually that MIDI note shouldn't really matter as it's the sysex
> command that contains the pitch information for the note that's being
> re-assigned (1 in this case) to what it's supposed to sound like (60 +
> 2048 pitch bend, fo
Hey Marcus (and anyone else paying attention!)
I've attached another MIDI file. It uses a sysex command with the MIDI
Tuning Standard. Unlike the previous one I sent this one assigns the
new MIDI + pitch bend to the same Standard MID pitch (previously I
just used the dummy pitch 1 for all the note
Hey Marcus!
Actually that MIDI note shouldn't really matter as it's the sysex
command that contains the pitch information for the note that's being
re-assigned (1 in this case) to what it's supposed to sound like (60 +
2048 pitch bend, for example).
In Timidity this plays just fine but the result
Hello David,
I got triggered by your recent question about different tunings in
FluidSynth, as I will need different tunings as well. I found this old
posting of yours, so you seem to know about MTS and have tried to use
it. I had a look at your example file and am not surprised that it
doesn't ge
On July 10, 2016 12:33:47 PM CDT, David Bellows wrote:
>Cool! I've attached a MIDI file generated by the Lua library at:
>http://www.pjb.com.au/comp/lua/MIDI.html.
>It is random piano notes using Pythagorean tuning. It plays just fine
>in timidity but I can't get it to play in fluidsynth.
Flui
> FluidSynth is supposed to support MTS. I have never used it myself though.
> If you are having troubles using this, it may be a bug. An example file
> would be helpful for testing purposes.
Cool! I've attached a MIDI file generated by the Lua library at:
http://www.pjb.com.au/comp/lua/MIDI.
Hello David
FluidSynth is supposed to support MTS. I have never used it myself
though. If you are having troubles using this, it may be a bug. An
example file would be helpful for testing purposes.
Cheers.
Element
On Sun, Jul 10, 2016 at 7:57 AM, David Bellows
wrote:
> First off, I really
First off, I really do not understand MIDI to a surprisingly alarming
degree, so forgive me if none of this really connects.
I'm working on some software that generates music using any tuning
imaginable. The software generates a MIDI file that uses the MIDI
Tuning Standard to basically (when seen
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