Re: [fluid-dev] invalid instrument/drum selection problem

[Julien Claassen]

Hi!
  I suppose timidity just should be your choice for simply playing midi-files. 
Fluidsynth (and thus qsynth) can play midi-files, but I always felt that 
fluidsynth's main-gola was to play sounds yourself and record them or use them 
during performance.
  But you could use a complete midi-soundfont. There are a few nice ones: 
fluidr3, Hubbe64 and a couple more, although these two are the best I found 
for free. Really good work they did.
  Check out:
http://www.hammersound.net
  There you should find both of them. If not jst ask around, I believe the 
fluidr3 is around a lot.
  About the warning messages: I don't really know, but fluidsynth should have 
a debug compilation/configuration option, that you could use.
  Kindest regards
          Julien

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