Mark H Weaver writes: > * You mentioned in another thread (subject "Midi") that you hadn't > tested it, and then Andreas reported that it didn't work. We should > get it working before adding it.
It doesn't work out of the box because (just like timidity++) it needs to be passed a configuration file that specifies what soundfont to use. We have not yet packaged a soundfont that covers general MIDI instruments. Arguably, it *might* work but it comes without a sane configuration. The question is whether we should add a particular soundfont as an input and pre-configure wildmidi/timidity to use it by default, or if we should leave this decision up to the user. ~~ Ricardo
