To all of you ALSA/MIDI musicians,

I have a collection of soundfonts that I want to use under Linux. They
work fine with the EMU-Live drivers under windows (except for the fatal
exceptions every 10 minutes) but I can't get them to work properly under
Linux.

The problem is that the drivers don't seem to recognise any controller
events that have been mapped to the various soundfont parameters. The
default controller assignments (volume, expression,...) work ok but
custom mappings do not. For example, I can assign the footpedal to the
Filter Cutoff Frequency of the soundfont, controlling the sound
real-time. This does not work with the OSS drivers, nor with the ALSA
drivers.

Another example is to create two Hammond layers in the soundfont, one with
fast leslie, one woth slow leslie. In the soundfont, I have assigned the
volume controller to the volume of only the fast layer, leaving the
volume of the slow hammond untouched. This enables me to enable/disable
the leslie sound real-time. This does not work either.

Does any one of you know if I need some special configuration to get ALSA
to use the controller mappings stored in the soundfonts, or is it an
unimplemented feature? Is there any work going on in the Emu10k1
development anyway?

Dik Takken


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