s=F6n 2005-08-14 klockan 17.29 skrev Chris Pitchford:
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> I'm extremely new to all this and I'm on a bit of a mission. I'd like t=
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> make a midi file of 6 notes using the General midi instrument "saw wave=
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> I have a SB Audigy card but haven't yet managed to convince muse to mak=
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> any noise without resorting to fluidsynth.
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> I've created a project with a single midi track with the notes and when=
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> press play I hear them played using a saw tooth instrument from the=20
> fluidsynth output thing..
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> However, when I export as a ".mid" file and play back on any other devi=
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> it plays back using a piano sound (which I assume is either the default=
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> sound/instrument or instrument 0)
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> Is there a way I can actually have muse store the instrument in the mid=
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> file I save?
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> previously exported, the instrument button reveals a General sorted lis=
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> (piano, guitar) instead of the single very long list.
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> It's all very confusing. If anyone has any pointers it'd be much=20
> appreciated
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> Cheers
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> Chris
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Hi Chris,
It should be possible to do this by opening the part with the 6 notes
and add a controller to it. Select the 'program' controller, and choose
the saw wave - you should see a program change controller appear in the
list, and it should follow along to the exported midi. One note though -
you need to specify that the port you're using uses the GM instrument
set. You can do that in the Midi ports/soft synth dialog. I'm not sure
that it actually works when you're using fluidsynth (since the softsynth
provide their own instrument setup, this is changed in the upcoming
version). I think you should be able to load soundfonts on an audigy
with asfxload, I use it with my sb live sometimes.
Hope this gives you somewhere to start,
Regards,
Mathias
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