Re: [timidity-talk] Linux, use a SoundFont?

[SATO K. <ke...@ps...>]

Hello,

> bank 0
> dir /usr/share/timidity
> 0 %font WurlitzerEPdry.SF2 0 3

You are mapping prog 3 of bank 0 of SF2 to prog 0 of bank 0 of TiMidity++.

> No instrument mapped to tone bank 0, program 2 - this instrument will not be
> heard

So for TiMidity++, nothing is mapped to prog 2 of bank 0.


Regards,
Kentaro Sato.

2010/1/23 Torsten Mohr <tmohr@s.netic.de>:
> Hello,
>
> i read the "man page" and read some infos that users put on their web pages,
> but i somehow can't seem to tell timidity to use a soundfont.
>
> I have downloaded some free sound fonts and demos and unpacked them
> so they have the extension .sf2
>
> Timidity seems to load /etc/timidity.cfg, which sources
> /usr/share/timidity/timidity.cfg
>
> I tried in timidity.cfg:
>
> bank 0
> dir /usr/share/timidity
> 0 %font WurlitzerEPdry.SF2 0 3
>
> (I also tried several countless other combinations)
>
> When playing a midi file, the other voices are missing now (as expected), but
> i also don't hear the piano part.
>
>
> QSynth loads the sound file and says in "Channels":
> Channel 1 Bank 0 Prog 3
>
> So i created a MIDI file in Rosegarden that plays fine with the old timidity
> configuration.
> I created the MIDI file with: channel 1, Bank "General Midi", Program 4
> (because the start to count from 1).  I also tried it as Program 3.
>
> Timidity tells me:
> No instrument mapped to tone bank 0, program 2 - this instrument will not be
> heard
>
> In the second case it tells me:
> No instrument mapped to tone bank 0, program 3 - this instrument will not be
> heard
>
>
> I'm not sure what i need to do to make timidity play soundfonts or how to map
> soundfonts to MIDI instruments
>
>
> Can anybody tell me what i need to do to play sounds?
>
> I'm also not sure if i need to supply more information, if there are any
> useful tests i could do then please write to me.
>
>
> Thanks for any hints,
> Torsten.
>
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