On 09/05/15 00:01, Ivan K wrote:
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> Lorenzo Sutton <lorenzofsutton@email-addr-hidden> writes:
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>> The problem is that the 'plugin'/soft-synth model is usually thought to
>> work per track.
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> Ok, so that is how things are generally done. At
> this point, I am just trying to learn the common practice.
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>> So I essentially see two options:
>> 1. Use a plugin which recognises program change messages
>> 2. Use jack midi or alsa midi to connect to a synth able to recognise
>> program changes (e.g. fluidsynth obviously with a soundfont which has
>> multiple programs)
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> Ok, thank you for the tips. I imagine, I can also,
> grab a portion of the MIDI file, synthesize it outside of
> Ardour with something like fluidsyth or AMS, and then
> import the resulting .wav into Ardour as an audio track.
No need to do it outside of Ardour: just (midi) connect the midi track
to e.g. fluisynth or AMS and record that to an audio track in Ardour.
Lorenzo.
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> Thanks for listening.
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