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Disabling it caused some sampling artifacts.Īlso, I have created my own version of fluidr3 without any panning. Source /etc/timidity/fluidr3_gm_nopan.cfgĪs you see, I have left some light reverb and set resample to linear. #opt s32kHz #default sample frequency to 32kHz, affects the quality but no gain Opt p32a #default to 32 voices with auto reduction #opt EWPVSETOZ #disable all Midi Controls Opt anti-alias=d #disable sample anti-aliasing Opt EFreverb=f,1 #disable reverb, n = normal, g=global, f=freeverb (default), G=global freeverb. L - lagranzhe, l linear, c spline, n newton. Opt EFresamp=l #disable resampling - noticeably affects quality and cpu.

E MU XBOARD 25 SOFTWARE

Is Raspberry capable of doing that? And is there any distribution and software which could be installed and configured with as little effort as possible? I think, she doesn't need anything fancy - no sequencing or effects, just a MIDI synth capable of loading some General MIDI compatible sound bank and playing it with max 5 voice polyphony through USB connected XBoard. I mean - after I configure it once, it should just work immediately each time upon boot. So now I have an idea that I could lend her also my Raspberry if only it could be used as a monitorless synthesizer. But their family have only one computer for them all (4 people), thus she won't have much time to use the XBoard with the computer. I thought that I could lend her my XBoard. I know that she's serious about that because she already have learned to play her sister's guitar. Recently my cousin (girl, 18) said that she would like to learn to play piano. I have Creative E-mu XBoard 49 MIDI USB keyboard which is collecting dust in my room.

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