26 Jan
2014
26 Jan
'14
11:40 a.m.
Hi,
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That would be ~/.config/rncbc.org/Qsynth.conf. Perhaps try removing/renaming
that file, thereby enforcing QSynth to write it out anew.
Also, did you check whether the original .sf2 file might have been damaged
somehow (like, getting corrupted during a hard crash?) Try re-downloading it
and perhaps comparing checksums with "md5sum".
Greetings,
Frank
There does
not seem to be an update to the qsynth package (at least
in the scope of Linux Mint 14).
Hopefully, other people have noticed this problem !
Have not encountered it. Possible that the qsynth config file got messed
up? I have no idea where it's kept.