Hi folks
Shouldn't the github readme point to
http://kokkinizita.linuxaudio.org/linuxaudio/aeolus/ rather than the
antediluvian link it currently points to?
bye, Jojo
ChurchOrganist organ...@stmichaelsretford.org.uk schrieb:
Thanks for that Peter, in fact I had already found this myself
SFZ is supposed to be a more powerful format, but I have yet to find a
graphical editor. As far as I can tell you still have to configure an SFZ
file by means of writing scripts, which is not very conducive to the
creative flow :)
I had a look at Polyphone on my Windows 8 system. Unfortunately
2013/9/28 ChurchOrganist organ...@stmichaelsretford.org.uk
SFZ is supposed to be a more powerful format, but I have yet to find a
graphical editor. As far as I can tell you still have to configure an SFZ
file by means of writing scripts, which is not very conducive to the
creative flow :)
I
Hey Michael,
There is already place reserved on our FTP server at
http://prereleases.musescore.org
Let me know if you like to have upload access.
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It is not up to me to make objections! Just out of curiosity:
1) You are an organist, I am not. Is McCoy's Jeux (I think you refer to the
1.4 version) good enough (flexible enough) to be worth including an
organ-specific sound font? I played with it years ago and I have no specific
recollections
I don't see the point of including more specific soundfonts by default in
MuseScore. If we add one for Organ, why not for other instruments.
However, I'm in favor of making the default playback (so the default
soundfont) better if we can do it and keep the sf3 under a reasonable size.
The sound in
The samples included in Jeux 1.4 give the possibility to play a wide range of
organ music, although it will need tweaking a little to suit MuseScore's
idiosyncrasies.
I was using it in 1.2 for organ sounds until I discovered Aeolus in 2.0.
What I would prefer is a plugin version of Aeolus, but I
Michael, first off, in case you've not seen this paper, I found it during a
search for something else...
http://kokkinizita.linuxaudio.org/papers/aeolus-pres.pdf
Basically, it's a presentation he did in 2004 to the Linux Audio community
about the design of Aeolus. Might be helpful, probably not
Some time ago i hacked the Aeolus synthesizer to integrate it into
MuseScore. I did
it out of interest and as an test environment to experiment with midi
messages send
during playback of a score (changing the stops).
The current status is that the integration is still incomplete and it is
Thanks for that Peter, in fact I had already found this myself whilst
searching for documentation. It isn't actually much help, although it does
fill in one or two gaps in my knowledge.
The thing that strikes me is that Aeolus appeared to be a dead project from
the pretty extensive searches I
Fons Adrianssen seems to be frothing at the mouth about our use of the Aeolus
Pipe Organ synth in MuseScore.
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.audio.devel/29966
Should one of us contact him?
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Michael
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