17 May
2008
17 May
'08
11:02 a.m.
I've been fiddling around with the command line version of fluidsynth and I
can't, for the life of me, figure out how to change the program. I have the
PC
fonts
ID Name
1 PC51f.sf2
yet I can't find any combination of the command 'prog' that changes to a
different soundfont other than 'bright piano'. Sucks, because there is a
really good rhodes in here.. (which is also weird because it isn't in the
list above. Using fluidsynth-dssi, the rhodes patch shows up in program 4).
thanks if you can help,
rich
channels -verbose
chan 0, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 1, Bright Piano
chan 1, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 5, Epiano 2
chan 2, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 2, Electric Grand
chan 3, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 3, Honky Tonk Piano
chan 4, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 2, Electric Grand
chan 5, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 1, Bright Piano
chan 6, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 6, Ger. Harpsichord
chan 7, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 7, Clavinet
chan 8, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 8, Celesta
chan 9, sfont 1, bank 128, preset 0, Standard
chan 10, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 10, Music Box
chan 11, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 11, Vibraphone
chan 12, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 12, Marimba
chan 13, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 13, Xylophone
chan 14, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 14, Tubular Bell
chan 15, sfont 1, bank 0, preset 15, Dulcimer-Hammered
17 May
17 May
11:19 a.m.
Am Samstag, 17. Mai 2008 schrieb Rich E:
I've been fiddling around with the command line
version of fluidsynth and I
can't, for the life of me, figure out how to change the program.
<snip>
yet I can't find any combination of the command
'prog' that changes to a
different soundfont other than 'bright piano'. Sucks, because there is a
really good rhodes in here.. (which is also weird because it isn't in the
list above. Using fluidsynth-dssi, the rhodes patch shows up in program
Why not just send a midi program-change message? Works every time...
Arnold
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11:32 a.m.
Ah, I see this works, and I can do it from pd, but then again I might as
well use pd again then ;).
I guess what I'm really trying to do is find a soundfont player that works
with lash, so I can link it up with seq24 and have it load the right
program/soundfont automatically. So far, the only soundfont player I have
fount that is lash-aware is fluidsynth (qsynth is not, correct?)
regards,
rich
On Sat, May 17, 2008 at 6:18 AM, Arnold Krille <arnold(a)arnoldarts.de> wrote:
Am Samstag, 17. Mai 2008 schrieb Rich E:
I've been fiddling around with the command
line version of fluidsynth and
I
can't, for the life of me, figure out how to
change the program.
<snip>
yet I can't find any combination of the
command 'prog' that changes to a
different soundfont other than 'bright piano'. Sucks, because there is a
really good rhodes in here.. (which is also weird because it isn't in the
list above. Using fluidsynth-dssi, the rhodes patch shows up in program
Why not just send a midi program-change message? Works every time...
Arnold
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11:40 a.m.
Rich E wrote:
Ah, I see this works, and I can do it from pd, but
then again I might
as well use pd again then ;).
I guess what I'm really trying to do is find a soundfont player that
works with lash, so I can link it up with seq24 and have it load the
right program/soundfont automatically. So far, the only soundfont
player I have fount that is lash-aware is fluidsynth (qsynth is not,
correct?)
You can send Program Change messages from seq24. In the piano-roll view
change the Event type to Program Change then just add a value where you
want the change (like you would for velocity).
Best,
dp
18 May
18 May
7:45 a.m.
Den Saturday 17 May 2008 15.32.09 skrev Rich E:
Ah, I see this works, and I can do it from pd, but
then again I might as
well use pd again then ;).
I guess what I'm really trying to do is find a soundfont player that works
with lash, so I can link it up with seq24 and have it load the right
program/soundfont automatically. So far, the only soundfont player I have
fount that is lash-aware is fluidsynth (qsynth is not, correct?)
qsynth is a wrapper to fluidsynth.
/bengan
9:14 a.m.
On Sun, May 18, 2008 at 2:47 AM, Bengt Gördén <bengan(a)bag.org> wrote:
Den Saturday 17 May 2008 15.32.09 skrev Rich E:
Maybe qsynth itself then is blocking lash somehow, because it doesn't show
up in lash_panel, while fluidsynth on the command line does.
Wolfgang, thanks! I wasn't using the instr numbers before, which I think was
my problem.
-rich
Ah, I see this works, and I can do it from pd,
but then again I might as
well use pd again then ;).
I guess what I'm really trying to do is find a soundfont player that
works
with lash, so I can link it up with seq24 and
have it load the right
program/soundfont automatically. So far, the only soundfont player I
have
fount that is lash-aware is fluidsynth (qsynth is
not, correct?)
qsynth is a wrapper to fluidsynth.
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