Falcosoft wrote on 2025-10-27, 05:59:

2. Added option to emulate SC-55 style drums/cymbals. This option enables e.g. DOOM/DOOM2 Midi files to sound properly.

Could it be possible to add such an option in FSMP with SCVA?
I guess FSMP doesn't have full control over the audio output of SCVA like with soundfonts, but maybe the program could intercept the midi stream and if, for example, two cymbals are detected in quick succession, do something.

Kappa971 wrote on 2025-11-24, 23:49:

Falcosoft wrote on 2025-10-27, 05:59:

2. Added option to emulate SC-55 style drums/cymbals. This option enables e.g. DOOM/DOOM2 Midi files to sound properly.

Could it be possible to add such an option in FSMP with SCVA?
I guess FSMP doesn't have full control over the audio output of SCVA like with soundfonts, but maybe the program could intercept the midi stream and if, for example, two cymbals are detected in quick succession, do something.

No, since SC-VA does its audio rendering its own way. Midi Player cannot change the synth engine's behavior. You cannot 'do something' on the fly since the problem is much more complicated than this.

Falcosoft wrote on 2025-11-24, 23:55:

No, since SC-VA does its audio rendering its own way. Midi Player cannot change the synth engine's behavior. You cannot 'do something' on the fly since the problem is much more complicated than this.

Thanks anyway.

Kappa971 wrote on 2025-11-24, 23:57:

Falcosoft wrote on 2025-11-24, 23:55:

No, since SC-VA does its audio rendering its own way. Midi Player cannot change the synth engine's behavior. You cannot 'do something' on the fly since the problem is much more complicated than this.

Thanks anyway.

Here you can find info about what you can try:
Re: Falcosoft Soundfont Midi Player + Munt VSTi + BassMidi VSTi

Actually the best option that can be done is modifing the affected Midi files for SC-VA this way:
Re: Falcosoft Soundfont Midi Player + Munt VSTi + BassMidi VSTi

Then you can get something like this:
https://youtu.be/9fkMC3FQscs

hi

just a small info
i downloaded 6.5 64bit (without soundfont) from your homepage
unlike the 32 bit version the 64 bit version comes with some setup changes
for e.g. 2 midi files and 2 soundfonts are already loaded after 1st start.

reset midi player to default won't change it
may be you can take a look at it.

seems midiplayer 64 bit stores setup in ini file instead of registry
this is inside the ini file
[CustomSysEx]
SysExDelay=20

[SpectForm]
SpectFormVisible=1
SpectFormTop=4
SpectFormLeft=388
SpectFormMode=3
SpectFormInfo=1

[TXTForm]
TXTFormVisible=1
TXTFormWidth=377
TXTFormHeight=696
TXTFormTop=4
TXTFormLeft=11
TXTFormSplit=347

[Settings]
Sf0File=reality_gmgs_falcomod.sfogg
UseBassMidi=1
DetailPanel=1
LastFile="DOGOS2.mid","GRABBAG_EmbeddedSF2.rmi"
Led Color=14737632
Left=388
Top=166
FPS div=16
UseSincInt=1

deleting the ini file will reset midiplayer back to default 😀

K.A.R.R. wrote on Yesterday, 02:21:

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hi

just a small info
i downloaded 6.5 64bit (without soundfont) from your homepage
unlike the 32 bit version the 64 bit version comes with some setup changes
for e.g. 2 midi files and 2 soundfonts are already loaded after 1st start.
...

deleting the ini file will reset midiplayer back to default 😀

Yep, it seems the ini file remained in the 64-bit zip file from the Bassmidi edition. It can be safely deleted just as you did. 😀
BTW, I have just checked and Main menu -> Storage of Settings -> Reset Settings to Default worked for me without problems (that is it also deleted the ini file).
Next time make sure that Midi Player's folder is copied to a place where it could be written without administrator rights.

Falcosoft wrote on Yesterday, 03:37:

Next time make sure that Midi Player's folder is copied to a place where it could be written without administrator rights.

yep that was the reason 😀