Re: [fluid-dev] chorus module

[BCA]

Hello David,

yes, we have those elements in jOrgan already, but when operating them 
real-time (hammond Leslie, eg), any change results in a heavy crackle at 
re-initiation, and thus the wonderful sounding chorus engine is nearly useless, 
in performance.

Many thanks
Bernd.

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Absender:  David Henningsson  
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Zeit: 2013-02-25, 09:54:25 
Betreff: Re: [fluid-dev] chorus module 

>On 02/25/2013 09:38 AM, BCA wrote: 
>> Hello David, 
>> 
>> "The parameters are set independently of CC93" 
>> 
>> is it possible to make them accessable via controllers? 
> 
>Not currently, i e, not without writing code. I don't know how things  
>look in jOrgan (which I assume that you use), but it might be easier to  
>persuade Sven to map CC93 and other controllers to FluidSynth's chorus  
>API in jOrgan, than trying to make something in FluidSynth directly. 
> 
>> Yes, I can set CC93 (as you say, effects as a whole), but apparently I 
>> cannot operate the parametres via a controller. 
>> The effects are very good! 
>> 
>> Many thanks 
>> Bernd Casper. 
>> 
>> 
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>> Absender:  David Henningsson 
>> Empfänger:  FluidSynth mailing list 
>> Zeit: 2013-02-25, 06:49:59 
>> Betreff: Re: [fluid-dev] chorus module 
>> 
>>> On 02/22/2013 12:56 PM, BCA wrote: 
>>>> Hello , 
>>>> 
>>>> the documentation about the chorus effects module says: 
>>>> 
>>>> synth.chorus.active 
>>>> String. ['yes', 'no']. When set to "yes" the chorus effects module is 
>>>> activated. 
>>>> Otherwise, no chorus will be added to the output signal. 
>>>> Note that when the reverb module is active, the amount of signal send to 
>>>> the chorus module depends on the "chorus send" generator defined in the 
>>>> SoundFont. 
>>>> Default value: 'yes'. 
>>>> 
>>>> Does "synth.chorus.active" represent CC93? 
>>>> Which controllers can operate the different FluidSynth chorus elements 
>>>> parametres? 
>>> 
>>> The parameters are set independently of CC93 - they both affect chorus 
>>> level. See the final chorus level as a sum of CC93, the FluidSynth 
>>> parameters, and what's set per voice in the sf2 file. (An sf2 file can 
>>> also override the default behaviour of CC93.) 
>>> 
>>> // David 
>>> 
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