Hi Chris.
Aha! You sound like someone who might know what to do... I was in the
process of working my way through how to do that particular modulator
addition. Using SWAMI I'd figured out the concave unipolar negative
curve with CC2 as the source, and figured that it should drive the
volume attenuation, but couldn't work out what the amount source
controller does. SWAMI appears to give the facility to multiply the
source controller by the amount source controller by the amount. But
I don't see why you need an amount source controller, or what
controller you'd use.
I see also that JJ Ceresa has just put in a patch for legato which
mentions the "initial attenuation". That sounds like it would be a
good target too.
Can you offer any advice?
Ben
On 23/06/16 15:16, S. Christian Collins wrote:
I already responded to your question to the group on this matter. Did
you not see it? There is no default modulator in the SoundFont spec
for CC #2 (breath controller), so support must be added to the
SoundFont preset itself using a modulator (CC#2 to attenuation, 96 dB
using concave negative unipolar curve). Either that or use a MIDI
routing program to filter all CC #2 messages to CC #11 instead, since
the SoundFont spec does feature a default modulator that makes CC #11
control the instrument's volume.
-~Chris
On 06/22/2016 10:52 PM, FenderBenders wrote:
Would it be possible to implement continuous controller #2 (breath
control) in fluidsynth.
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