On Sun, 26 Jan 2014 11:40:29 +0100, Frank Neumann <beachnase@xxxxxx> wrote : Hallo, > > Have not encountered it. Possible that the qsynth config file got > > messed up? I have no idea where it's kept. > > 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". debsums reports everything's fine. I moved away the config file, and now it seems to be OK. Apart from GUI settings the major difference in the configs are: Now: ReverbRoom=0.200000002980232 ChorusNr=3 Before: ReverbRoom=1.14999997615814 ChorusNr=53 A quick test now showed the problem: simply put the reverb to the max, stop qsynth, restart qsynth. W/o making any sound, it will go into a distorted feedback loop that will fade away crackling. I guess that would be normal, maybe. That w/o any sound the reverb engine would 'feedback'. In any case, I do not use such a high reverb level, but it was set like that as maybe I tried something before. Thanks. _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
