2010-09-02 13:27, Bernd Casper skrev: > Hi David, > > I don't quite understand the FS reverb engine, working together with CC91. > > Ad def., FS reverb engine shall use the soundfonts reverb send settings. > Those are CC91, [0 (default)% to 100%] > > But soundfonts don't contain parametres like > > FLUID_REVERB_DEFAULT_DAMP > FLUID_REVERB_DEFAULT_LEVEL > FLUID_REVERB_DEFAULT_ROOMSIZE > FLUID_REVERB_DEFAULT_WIDTH > > Can you tell me, please, if and how the FS reverberation engine has to be > initialized, before CC91 can work?
These should be set to a reasonable default at startup, but you can change them through the API (or the shell interface), either individually, or by setting a reverb preset. I think the default reverb is rather modest, probably meant to just enhance the experience, rather than being explicitly noticed. FluidSynth's reverb engine is global, so these variables are at the FluidSynth instance level. The only thing changeable per preset/channel is the reverb send level, which you can affect in the soundfont (and through the default modulator CC91 -> reverb send level). Does that make things clearer? // David _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev