27 Nov
2003
27 Nov
'03
3:57 a.m.
Thursday 27 November 2003 08.29 skrev Joerg Anders:
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003, Dave Phillips wrote:
You could do it with MusE alternatively connect Fluidsynth to jack and use a
jackrec or similar on the output.
/Robert
TiMidity can be configured to use soundfonts.
Here's the contents of
my ~/timidity.cfg file :
I would use TiMidity++. The problem is: In contrast to FluidSynth
TiMidity loads the instruments not until they are really needed.
That is: If the clarinet keeps silent for - say - 20 measures
the clarinet waves are not loaded. In measure 20 TiMidity
starts loading the clarinet. This requires processor time
and leads to a short gap. (Also with my 2.4 GHz Intel)
Does anybody know how to change this behaviour?
And: Does anybody know how to recorord the FluidSynth
aoutput into a WAV file ?