synth to alter your midi
> sounds. The first is a really interesting synthesizer that you make
> lots of endless tweaks to. The second enables the use of soundfonts
> and allows for some processing as the sound as generated such as
> reverb etc. Both work with an app called Jack. I use
Heather,
If you want also you can use zynadsubfx or Qsynth to alter your midi
sounds. The first is a really interesting synthesizer that you make
lots of endless tweaks to. The second enables the use of soundfonts
and allows for some processing as the sound as generated such as
reverb etc. Both
ewalk Apprentice with MIDI output for my
Heather> early composition projects. :) But I am a beginner regarding
Heather> the inner workings of MIDI. I have some beginner questions
Heather> about soundfonts.
Heather> 1. Is the choice of soundfont a property of the MIDI file
Heather> itsel
ed to open a new file for playback, if I had files that used
>different soundfonts?
you can have several configuration files for timidity, and chose one with
the -c option. if i understand correctly what you want, this might be the
way to go for you.
>If the choice of soundfont is a prope
t. But would I have to go
> into the config file every time I wanted to open a new file for playback, if
> I had files that used different soundfonts? If the choice of soundfont is a
> property of the MIDI file, can I specify it in a Lilypond file's MIDI output
> block?
>
>
questions about soundfonts.
1. Is the choice of soundfont a property of the MIDI file itself, or a
property of the playback software? (Or both?) I have Timidity++ and found a
place in timidity.cfg where I can specify a soundfont. But would I have to
go into the config file every time I wanted to open a
Thanks Brett,
I just want a good music notation, with the midi sound as feedback if
my notation was correct.
With your info I decided to use a different note for the mute version.
That is the only practical thing to do.
Thanks very much to make it clear to me.
With regards,
Bernard
Quoti
piano! You can use
Synthfont to assign different soundfonts within one midi file.
Haipeng
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On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 3:10 PM, wrote:
> I have a similar question.
>
> I have a "bass" and a "mute bass", which is just slightly different sound. I
> would like to use the same "bass" notation, with a additional accent which
> can be played as a different sound in the Midi file.
> Is that possi
If so how to do this?
Thanks,
Bernard
Citeren Brett McCoy :
2010/7/31 胡海鹏 - Hu Haipeng :
Does anyone have experience with various soundfonts? I think
Lilypond'smidi is only suitable for GM soundfonts. I just purchased
Orchestral Collection Bundle from Digital SOund Factory, and
2010/7/31 胡海鹏 - Hu Haipeng :
> Does anyone have experience with various soundfonts? I think
> Lilypond'smidi is only suitable for GM soundfonts. I just purchased
> Orchestral Collection Bundle from Digital SOund Factory, and found it is
> divided into separated sections. Is any
Hello,
Does anyone have experience with various soundfonts? I think Lilypond'smidi
is only suitable for GM soundfonts. I just purchased Orchestral Collection
Bundle from Digital SOund Factory, and found it is divided into separated
sections. Is anyone familiar with this kind of sound
--On 15 October 2008 12:50 +0200 Johan Vromans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I sincerely hope you mean music fonts, not sound fonts.
Sound fonts was my interpretation of:
/sfnts [
<
00010011010400104F532F32B45FF463011C005650434C
...
starting on the first page of the ps file, b
Paul Hodges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When I compile a score on my computer at work, the ps file is about six
> times the size of the resulting pdf - the difference apparently being
> embedded sound fonts.
I sincerely hope you mean music fonts, not sound fonts.
The PS is bigger since the fon
When I compile a score on my computer at work, the ps file is about six
times the size of the resulting pdf - the difference apparently being
embedded sound fonts. When I compile the same on my compute at home, the
ps file is ten times bigger again, also apparently due to sound fonts. I
have seve
und bank to use the bank of soundfonts you want.
Hope this helps a little.
Jay
Horace A. 'Kicker' Vallas wrote:
this is maybe a really dumb question but I don't do much with midi
I have also searched the docs and faqs and archives but see
nothing about using other soundfonts --- so,
this is maybe a really dumb question but I don't do much with midi
I have also searched the docs and faqs and archives but see
nothing about using other soundfonts --- so, even if the answer is
"no" or "can't" at least this will get the question into the
archives :
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