Hi Lutz,
I know you can send reverb and chorus controls using controllers 91 and
93 respectively. Each responds to values 0-127. I don't know of a way
of changing SF2 files through MIDI commands, though. Out of curiosity,
are you planning on using FluidSynth as a live controller (for a
concert, as an example)? I just performed my first concert with a
FluidSynth-enabled "gigging box", and it went really well. My setup is
based on TinyFlux (a Linux distro designed for minimum RAM & CPU
overhead) and automatically starts the following in order:
- QjackCtl (Jack server w/ GUI)
- Qsynth (FluidSynth w/ GUI)
which loads my custom performance SoundFont bank
- Rosegarden (automatically
sets channels and tracks, with proper volume & effects levels)
My box is rather modest (Pentium
III 800 w/ 384 MB RAM) but it does the job wonderfully and without any
noticeable latency. Once I finally get my website ready, I'll be
putting up a how-to on this topic.
-~Chris
Lutz Morelater wrote:
Hi,
Can fluidsynth be controlled via MIDI in all aspects?
E.g., can I set chorus and reverb values by sending MIDI bytes from an
external MIDI controller to my notebook that runs fluidsynth?
Can I tell fluidsynth to load a particular SF2 file and set the channels etc.
for it using MIDI commands only?
All that might be visible in a MIDI implementation chart. Is there something
like that available for fluidsynth?
Thanks for any info here,
Lutz.
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