Hi and thanks for timidity, a truly wonderful program. I'm writing because the Timidity bug tracker, like all the release notes, seem to be down.
Here's the bug I am seeing: Whenever I synthesize a MIDI piece using the default instrument, Grand Piano, I get a series of random spikes in the first half second of the right channel of the output - between 6 and 9 random samples at seeming random moments, which sound like a harsh crackle. After these, for the rest of the piece, everything plays perfectly. This is on Ubuntu 16.04 (the current stable release, with Timidity 2.13.2) but has been happening since 2012 for sure. Here is a minimal example of a single MIDI note, synthesized to a WAV martin@score:~/audio/D-D/scores$ timidity -Ow -o note.wav note.mid Playing note.mid MIDI file: note.mid Format: 1 Tracks: 2 Divisions: 480 Copyright: Copyright (c) xxxx Copyright Holder Cue point: Created by Rosegarden Cue point: http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/ Track name: Playing time: ~4 seconds Notes cut: 0 Notes lost totally: 0 The sound is the same when playing directly to the audio output. I attach midi input and pictures of output, as well as a waveform view of the whole noise phenomenon and a zoom of one-pixel-per-sample of the first one. The wav file (400k) is at http://martinwguy.co.uk/test/note.wav Am I the only one seeing/hearing this effect? M
note.mid
Description: MIDI audio
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