Re: [fluid-dev] Issue with modulation

[jean-jacques.ceresa]

Hi, Mark

> the modulation characteristics of a Hammond font mapped to one midi
> channel end up being applied to everything...

Can you explain what you mean by "..the modulation caracteristics of a Hammond 
font.." ?
If you feel that there is something wrong, please don't hesitate to explain 
what you have found.

>I've looked at sourceforge, but it wasn't clear how I should raise a 
ticket.

1) You must create an account on Sourceforge.
2) Once logged from your account, the Ticket tab enables menus to create and 
edit your ticket.

> Is this an appropriate place to discuss the problem ? If so I'll
> supply more details.

I you read through the tickets you will find that usually tickets are used to:
1) raise "Bugs"  or offer "patches".
2) but they are used also for "technical suggestions"about fluidsynth actual 
behavior
and possible enhancements to remain compliant with SoundFonts and MIDI.

Regards


Le 20/07/2016 02:30, Mark de Roussier a écrit :
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm attempting to use fluidsynth as the basis for a headless soundfont
> synth based on an RPi. The particular requirement is that it should have
> some good Hammond organ sounds, and also support standard GM. So I'm trying
> to configure fluidsynth with some commercial Hammond fonts plus the
> standard fluidsynth GM font.
>
> I think I've found a problem in the course of trying to make this work. The
> gist of the matter is that there appear to be some circumstances in which
> the modulation characteristics of a Hammond font mapped to one midi channel
> end up being applied to everything, regardless of font or channel.
>
> I've looked at sourceforge, but it wasn't clear how I should raise a
> ticket. Is this an appropriate place to discuss the problem ? If so I'll
> supply more details.
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
>
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