Senjin,
I have created a new version of FluidSynth with a proper fix for the
lack of velocity response in FluidSynth. Now FluidSynth's velocity
response should be equal to the SoundFont engine on the Sound Blaster
Live! or Audigy sound cards.
Here's a link to the source code:
http://www.schristiancollins.com/temp/fluidsynth-1.0.8-scc3.tar.gz
-~Chris
senjin wrote:
I'm new to
the list, so hello everybody!
I'm not English native speaker so sorry for the mistakes...
I use fluidsynth 1.0.8 with qsynth 0.3.2. I noticed the following
problem: When I play my electric piano connected via MIDI to the PC the
dynamic range of the sounds played by fluidsynth is very low - much
lower than of the sounds from the audio output of my piano. All the
notes from fluidsynth have very similar loudness.
I noticed the problem using two popular soundfonts: naturalstudio
ns_kit7free drumkit and FluidR3GM.SF2, so I doubt that this is a
problem with my soundfonts.
I'm not soundfont expert, but some time ago I read that there are two
ways of assigning sample dynamic to MIDI velocity values: linear and
logarithmic. Some soundfonts require one, some another. Using the wrong
one leads to wrong dynamic. I guess that this is the source of the
problem.
However I couldn't find in qsynth nor in fluidsynth an option to chose
the dynamic mode. Is it implemented?
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