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Re: [fluid-dev] MIDI control change - brightness


From: Gerald Pye
Subject: Re: [fluid-dev] MIDI control change - brightness
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2005 13:33:04 +0100
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Josh Green wrote:
This effect can be easily achieved by adding a modulator.

        This appears to have opened a whole can of worms about which I know 
nothing!

Swami has
support for global modulators (which can be thought of as session
modulators, which don't actually get saved to files).

Forgive my ignorance, but of what use would they be if, once Swami is closed, nothing is remembered? How does Fluid then produce the required effect.

 With modulators
you can use pretty much any MIDI controller to modulate almost all
SoundFont parameters (well useful ones anyways).

Clearly I have to go away and do a lot of digging about this, since I'm completely in the dark at the moment. But I wonder if you could give me a quick clue: I've found the 'modulators' bit in Swami (always wondered what that was for...) and it seems as though it's tied to a specific patch. If I click 'new' then I see that the panel at the right showing 'source', 'amount source', a multiplier symbol and 'destination'. I might guess that 'destination' should be 'patch', but that doesn't seem to be offered in the drop-down menu. I'm a bit lost also about what 'source' and 'amount source' should be: I can see controller number 74 in the list for both of those and I would guess that I should select it for one or the other but what of the other input to the multiplier?

If this is something that can't be answered in a few words, don't worry because I don't want to waste bandwith and bore everyone else on the list - I'll go off and see what I can find out with Google.

It sounds as if the brightness parameter is equivalent to the filter
cutoff, correct me if I'm wrong.

        Yes - I think that that's about it.

        Cheers,

                Gerald.




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