23 Oct
2006
23 Oct
'06
1:09 p.m.
Le Mon, 23 Oct 2006 10:16:38 -0400,
"Stephen Sinclair" <radarsat1(a)gmail.com> a écrit :
Kmid and aplaymidi just read a midi file and send it to an output. If a
synthesizer is connected to that output, or if this output correspond to
timidity++ running as a server or to the synth of a sound card like a live or an
audigy, you will hear the music.
What was I
doing wrong here?
Hi,
I'm pretty sure that KMid and aplaymidi are both just simple players
that direct MIDI output to your soundcard's MIDI interface. (Someone
correct me if I'm wrong.) They are not midi _synthesizers_, so you
won't hear any sound unless you have a synthesizer attached to your
soundcard.
Instead, try Timidity++, which is probably in your
distribution.
http://timidity.sourceforge.net/#info
Steve
The big difference between windows and linux is at windows will install by
default a software synthesizer when most in not all the linux distribution do
not do that, even if timidity++ is included with most of them. So many windows
users are not aware at they don't have a synth in their sound card.
Timidity is a great software, you can configure it as a MIDI server that will
appear as a MIDI synth in alsa and use sf2 soundfonts with it. You can even
play midi file directly with it. Just run
timidity <file.mid>
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