3 Apr
2003
3 Apr
'03
12:04 p.m.
Hello,
If I want to create music using MIDI (and a soft synth), but for
saving to disk (as WAV, to burn a CD later) and not immediate output,
how do I do this? Is this possible with
rosegarden4+iiwusynth/fluidsynth?
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Mikhail mailto:mr@ramendik.ru
3 Apr
3 Apr
5:42 p.m.
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 18:55:49 +0400, Mikhail Ramendik wrote / a écrit:
Hello,
If I want to create music using MIDI (and a soft synth), but for
saving to disk (as WAV, to burn a CD later) and not immediate output,
how do I do this? Is this possible with
rosegarden4+iiwusynth/fluidsynth?
I don't know for iiwusynth, but rosegarden can use timidity and timidity can save as
wave.
It's obvious that I use timidity a lot. Maybe I should give again a look at
iiwusynth.
regards
Guy CLO~
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6:08 p.m.
giovedì, 03 aprile 2003 alle 18:55:49, Mikhail Ramendik ha scritto:
If I want to create music using MIDI (and a soft
synth), but for
saving to disk (as WAV, to burn a CD later) and not immediate output,
how do I do this? Is this possible with
rosegarden4+iiwusynth/fluidsynth?
Hi,
here I have iiwusynth 0.2.4 and I see that it can be called with
-a, --audio-driver=[label]
The audio driver [alsa,jack,oss,dsound,...]
-j, --connect-jack-outputs
Attempt to connect the jack outputs to the physical ports
so, it appears to be already jackified, and if it works as expexted (I
haven't tried it yet with jack) you can connect its outputs (via
qjackconnect i.e.) to an external recorder like ecasound or ardour.
HTH
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