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Update polymono doc and AUTHORS files (#428)
- fix comments in polymono documentation. - add author entry.
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Bernat Arlandis i Mañó
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Sven Meier
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Marcus Weseloh
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Jean-jacques Ceresa
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# What are default 'basic channels' in FluidSynth ?
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#--------------------------------------------------
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# At initialization the default basic channel is defined by settings (see 2.2).
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# At initialization the default basic channel is poly omnion (see pdf 2.2).
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# type the command basicchannels to display actual basic channels.
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basicchannels
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# How to change the whole set of actual basic channels ?
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# -------------------------------------------------------------
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# Assuming you want to set 2 groups of channels
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# Assuming you want to set 2 groups of channels:
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# Group 1: first channel 5 in poly mode, only one channel
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# Group 2: first channel 10 in mono mode , only one channel
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# First use the command resetbasicchannels to reset all basic channels
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resetbasicchannels
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# Then use command setbasicchannels using numbered mode:
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# Then use command setbasicchannels using numbered mode 2 and 3:
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setbasicchannels 5 2 0 10 3 1
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# or using named mode:
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# setbasicchannels 5 poly_omnioff 0 10 mono_omnioff 1
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# Group 3 should have the following settings:
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# basic channel 13, mode mono, omni off, (mode 3) composed of 2 channels.
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# Use command setbasicchannels using numbered mode:
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# Use command setbasicchannels using numbered mode 3:
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setbasicchannels 13 3 2
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# or using named mode:
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# setbasicchannels 13 mono_omnioff 2
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#First use the command resetbasicchannels to clear the group intended to be changed.
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resetbasicchannels 5
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# Then use command setbasicchannels using numbered mode:
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# Then use command setbasicchannels using numbered mode 0:
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setbasicchannels 5 0 4
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# or Using named mode:
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# setbasicchannels 5 poly_omnion 4
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# How to change an actual basic channel and an add new one ?
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# --------------------------------------------------------
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# How to change an actual basic channel and add a new one ?
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# ---------------------------------------------------------
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# Note that command setbasicchannels allows to add or change
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# groups of basics channels.
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#
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# Note also that the commands allows this to more than one
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# Note also that the commands allows this for more than one
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# groups executing only one command:
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# The following command restores Group 1 to the state:
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#First use the command resetbasicchannels to clear the group intended to be changed.
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resetbasicchannels 5
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# Use command setbasicchannels to change a group and add a new one, using numbered mode:
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# Use command setbasicchannels to change a group and add a new one, using numbered mode 2 and 1:
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setbasicchannels 5 2 0 2 1 3
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# or using named mode:
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# setbasicchannels 5 poly_omnioff 0 2 mono_omnion 3
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# How to know the state of one or more MIDI channels ?
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# How to know the state of one or more MIDI channels ?
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# -----------------------------------------------------
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# Use the command channelsmode [chan1 chan2 ….]
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channelsmode
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leg_por_00.txt
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leg_por_01.txt
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This tutorials files are usable directly on the FluidSynth console application.
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There are described in the pdf file (chapters 2.1 and 3.1).
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These tutorials files are usable directly on the FluidSynth console application.
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See the pdf file (chapters 2.1 and 3.1).
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jean-jacques ceresa
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