Could someone provide instructions re how to load the patch please?
I've compiled before, but not installed patches. I'd like to try this
with my EWI and RPi2 running Jessie.
Ben
On 25/06/16 19:31, Ben Gonzales wrote:
Hi Jean-Jacques.
I haven't participated in this sort of development before, so I don't
know the protocols. I re-read a lot of the PDF and I think there are
some errors/typos. How are they normally handled? Feedback on the
forum? Private e-mail?
One item immediately: In section 3.1.3, "Playing Legato", you mention
that the EWI detects legato playing and sends a "CC Legato On"
message. In my work with the EWI I had not seen these messages, so I
tested for them today, and my EWI-USB does not send them. It may be
that only the more sophisticated models send those CC messages, or my
instrument has not been configured to do so - I don't know. Can you
comment please?
Ben
On 24/06/16 23:04, CERESA Jean-Jacques ENAC/ENAC wrote:
Hi Ben
>I've read the pdf doc and understand a lot of it, but I don't
understand the need for the "base" channels.
1)"Basic channels" is a MIDI specification.In short this allows to
split the whole set of synthesizer channels in distinct MIDI
channels groups.
Each group is composed of continus MIDI channels starting from the
first called "Basic Channel".
Each group can be set in different mode via MIDI CCs
(Polyphonic,Mono, OmniOn,OmniOff) that have to be send to the Basic
Channel.
>Does it mean you need less cpu to run Fluidsynth?.No, assuming no
reverb, no chorus, cpu usage is hightly related to the number of a
voice a simple note need.
For example on RPi2 Fluidsynth (using the 4 cores) can plays 180
voices maximum.(note that a "voice" in FluidSynth spelling is what
is called an "Instrument Zone" in SF2.1)
Assuming the patch applied, by default a FluidSynth instance have a
default Basic Channel number 0, Poly, Omni On. That mean that
this instance is ready to play on 16 MIDI channels (the default
channel settings), in Polyphonic.
2) So in this state the FluidSynth instance plays polyphonically on
each channels.
If a CC legato On is send to a channel, this one switchs from
polyphonic to monophonic and behave monophonically.
This is a MIDI behavior specifications. This is a real-time
Poly/mono control of a MIDI channels.
On a MIDI channel in the monophonic state, the "legato playing"
manner works , but with serious limitations (discuted in the pdf).
3)>How do I test this patch? Download the latest git and re-compile?
Add the patch somehow?
You cannot download the latest git until the patch will be accepted
and committed .
You need to apply this patch by your own on your actual source
version (1.1.6). The manner depends on the platform you works.
I am not an expert in patch, i don't know how to do but, i wish that
it isn't complicated to do.
I hope this post will be read by a developer who practice the
procedure and can describe it.
Note that apart the patch file that adds functionality to existing
file (fluid_synth.c, ...), there are 2
new files (fluid_synth_polymono.c, fluid_synth_mono.c) that must be
added to the make steps.
May be Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas can help on this matter ?
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