On 08/03/2010 02:31 PM, Harry Van Haaren wrote:
Try this:
In track parameters (usually on the right of the main window) under
the "playback parameters" sub heading,
"device" should say "internal synth" (or similar) for Rosegarden to
generate audio, and hence that's #1.
My choices are "Audio", "Synth Plugin" and "General Midi Device" so I
chose "General Midi Device".
However I think you have "General Midi Device" selected there (hence
#2), and you need to make sure that
QSynth is recieving notes (in the QSynth GUI on the bottom there's a
tab, usually called "engine" or so. the green light
next to that should flash each time it recieves a MIDI command. (To
test, hook it up to a MIDI keyboard. )
QSynth 0.3.4 does not have such a meter; there is an "Output Peak Meter
Level" though but it remains inactive. (Don't have a midi keyboard so
can't do more tests.)
Next: Connecting MIDI cables. In the "ALSA" tab of QJackCtl, expand
the rosegarden entry, and look for a port named
the same as your track inside rosegarden. Connect this to QSynths
input. It should be that simple i think...
Ah, it seems QSynth might be the problem - it's not listed in the "ALSA"
tab. Timidity is though...
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Peter
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