[LAU] Please help me with Timidity

[fred]

Le 30/08/2011 00:11, Fernando Araujo Martiniano a écrit :
> Hi.
> Have anyone of you ever used Timidity Win32GUI, that is the .exe gui 
> for windows? If not you may download it from 
> http://timidity.s11.xrea.com/index.en.html and run it under wine, that 
> it works right.
> What I have in mind here is that I didn't find all the options that 
> windows gui has in timidity gui's for linux nor in command line.
> For example, in win32gui there's a menu "config" and an option 
> "preference". There you may check boxes that will allow timidity to 
> recognize or not reverb, attack, chorus and many other specifications 
> in the midi file. I know that if we launch timidity from command line 
> on linux we may specify these paramenters for all files, but I what I 
> need is a way to make timidity on linux recognize how these parameters 
> are set and/or changed in a midi file while playing it.
> The reason is that I use timidity as output for rosegarden. While 
> typing in rosegarden I insert in the file changes for attack, reverb, 
> brightness and so on. But playing it in rosegarden with timidity as 
> output or exporting it as midi and playing in timidity through linux 
> gui's brings no effect change. However if I take the midi file and 
> play it on windows gui all effects are recognized!
> I have noted that win32gui generates a .ini file where these 
> configurations are stored but in linux I didn't find anything similar.
> Can anyone help me, please, to make timidity on çlinux recognize 
> effects changes?
> Thank you.
> Fernando Martin
>
>
>    
Hi,

this may help you :
http://wiki.debian.org/Timidity

good luck !
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