On 28/04/2014 23:43, D. Michael McIntyre wrote:
On 04/28/2014 05:24 PM, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
On the other hand fluidsynth (from command line) responds correctly to
the reverb (and chorus) control changes.
Thanks for looking into this, Lorenzo. QSynth does have its own reverb
and chorus
On 26/04/14 11:55, Victor henri wrote:
Hello
I would like to apply Reverb to a single MIDI track in Rosegarden. There
is a knob for that for each track but it seems not working.
My version of Rosegarden (14.06) is correctly sending a controller 91
event (the reverb controller in General
Hi,
since posting the question I did have a look at the Control
settings in Studio/Manage Midi Devices and found the relevant
parameters (I know! I should have done this before posting! ).
It seems that Reverb control on the M3 is set using
a value of 93 and this was allocated to Chorus within
er... I think I was the one who contributed the set of rgd s for
the M3 (oops) but it was my first attempt and I didn't know that
the format went beyond the voice program stuff at the time so I'll have
another look at that sometime and see what I can do...
On Sun, 2014-04-27 at 07:39 -0400, D.
Hello
I would like to apply Reverb to a single MIDI track in
Rosegarden. There is a knob for that for each track but it seems not
working.
I use the last Rosegarden version available in the repositories of Ubuntu.
Any help?
thank you
Victor
Hi,
I have found that the reverb on my Korg M3 is
controlled by the Chorus control in RG and not
by the Reverb 'knob'.
Is there a way I can correct this?
thanks,
Chuck.
On Sat, 2014-04-26 at 11:55 +0200, Victor henri wrote:
Hello
I would like to apply Reverb to a single MIDI track in
On 04/26/2014 05:55 AM, Victor henri wrote:
I would like to apply Reverb to a single MIDI track in Rosegarden. There
is a knob for that for each track but it seems not working.
I use the last Rosegarden version available in the repositories of Ubuntu.
Any help?
The latest Rosegarden you can
It would be nice to have a way to change the MIDI commands output.
A kind of patch panel that allows you to edit a MIDI command output. in
this way the GM standard reverb control command could be translated into
a custom command to any MIDI instrument, reading commands directly from
their user
