Re: [fluid-dev] Windows SoundFont VSTi's

[Graham Goode]

Hi Chris,

Have you thought about using Jack for Windows in your Audio Chain?

I created a build of fluidsynth for jOrgan that uses the Jack Audio
Connection Kit for Windows, as well as a PortAudio - ASIO version
(separate dll downloads to keep things legal). That might be worth
trying...

https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/jorgan/index.php?title=Instructions_on_using_the_Jack_Audio_Connection_Kit_in_Windows

https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/jorgan/index.php?title=Instructions_on_using_the_PortAudio_driver_in_the_Fluidsynth_Extension

> You know, you always hear people complain about all of the things they
> would miss moving their workflow from Windows to Linux. However, for me,
> the reverse is true. I miss Fluidsynth as a low-latency plugin, and I
> miss it badly. I also miss a stable ZynAddSubFx and a functioning
> LinuxSampler; no matter what I try, I cannot get the LinuxSampler VSTi
> to work on either my desktop or my laptop. And then there's Jamin, my
> favorite mastering tool. I still boot back into Linux for the mastering
> stage of my mixes, because Jamin gives me better results than any of the
> VST multiband compressors I have.
>
> -~Chris