Dave Phillips wrote:
I don't believe it. Four good and simple ways to get this done! I haven't done more than fool a bit with VST, but this may push me there :-)Jonathan E. Brickman wrote:fluidsynth (with or without qsynth) will obviously play SF2 files very well -- but it eats up the entire MIDI bank, it refuses to operate on less than 16 MIDI channels. My keyboard controller will transmit on only 16 channels. I am not going to give up my entire keyboard controller range to fluidsynth. Any better SF2 players which will do Jack? Anyone have a Timidity++ command line to try? Options ???Have you considered SoundCrab ? http://www.anticore.org/jucetice/?page_id=7 Best, dp J.E.B. |
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