Re: This is a bad idea right?
Posted on 2016-01-27, 11:18
I am afraid to try this on a 980 Ti. Should I? 😜
Re: The C interface lacks MIDI receiver user data
Posted on 2016-01-27, 07:21
Ah, I see. Yeah, it wasn't obvious that this isn't some reserved, internal "don't touch" mechanism.
Re: How do I feed mt32emu with data?
Posted on 2016-01-27, 07:11
Moreover, there are other weird things with libsmf, e.g. here . Just curious, whether you use the actual v.1.3 or that one patched v.1.2 from smf2wav. I used both the bundled one that comes with Munt, as well as the latest from upstream Git. Same issue. I'm not a MIDI guru so I can't tell whether …
Re: Soundfonts that mimic old hardware (SC-55, DX50XG, AWE64 Gold)
Posted on 2016-01-26, 23:24
FluidSynth sounds better than BASSMIDI. That also means it's gonna sound different. If by "sounds better" you mean better resampling and interpolation methods, then you misunderstand what I have gripes over fluidsynth. The last time I tried FluidSynth from the stable version I could grab off of …
Re: How do I feed mt32emu with data?
Posted on 2016-01-26, 22:16
I now tried libsmf to parse the MIDI file, and I'm able to get playback :-) However, there's some severe glitches with many of my MIDI files. I tried the smf2wav on its own, and it also produces the exact same glitches. Weirdly, the GUI player works fine :neutral: An example MIDI file that triggers …
Re: The C interface lacks MIDI receiver user data
Posted on 2016-01-26, 19:27
I'm not proposing a single callback though. Just a new void* argument to the existing callbacks, or a void* member in the mt32emu_midi_receiver_i_v0 struct. This is pretty much the norm for any sort of C callback system. There's no other way to forward user-context to callback functions.
The C interface lacks MIDI receiver user data
Posted on 2016-01-26, 17:09
I tried using the C interface, but it's not very useful right now. The various callbacks of mt32emu_midi_receiver_i have no user data argument (void*), so they have no way of knowing where to send the data they get (like which mt32emu_context to use.) All of these functions should have an extra " …
Re: How do I feed mt32emu with data?
Posted on 2016-01-26, 16:11
Wait, I think I get it now. You're not supposed to feed MIDI data directly to the play() routines. The parser is there to transform the MIDI data into bit32u data, and you feed those to the play routines.
Re: How do I feed mt32emu with data?
Posted on 2016-01-26, 14:56
What is the format of the MIDI data that MidiStreamParser parses? In other words, what exactly is it useful for? If I parse a MIDI file manually, should I just send the MIDI events to the play() routines with appropriately calculated timestamps, or should I use MidiStreamParser to parse them first? …
Re: Munt Reloaded - Development
Posted on 2016-01-26, 13:00
Hand-written SSE should always be the last resort. Making sure data in hot loops always fits in the 64 byte CPU cache line and reducing data dependencies (so that the CPU core can auto-paralellize the code) is the most maintenance-friendly way of optimization. Also, SSE code is the best way to …
Re: Soundfonts that mimic old hardware (SC-55, DX50XG, AWE64 Gold)
Posted on 2016-01-26, 11:05
I just tried the SC-55 preset soundfont with Fluidsynth. It doesn't sound anything like an SC-55 :-P When was the last time Fluidsynth had any major development? Last time I used it, even the original CT4MGM.SF2 sounded different compared to BASSMIDI or a real EMU chip. FluidSynth sounds better …
Re: Soundfonts that mimic old hardware (SC-55, DX50XG, AWE64 Gold)
Posted on 2016-01-25, 17:02
I just tried the SC-55 preset soundfont with Fluidsynth. It doesn't sound anything like an SC-55 😜
Re: How do I feed mt32emu with data?
Posted on 2016-01-25, 09:49
Removing the flushMIDIQueue() call makes it produce sound. Just random notes though, they go on for 10 seconds or so and then silence. I had hoped this to be as easy as libfluidsynth, haha :lol: (You feed it the MIDI data from the file you want to play and it just... renders it. It recognizes the …
Re: How do I feed mt32emu with data?
Posted on 2016-01-25, 09:25
Hm, I thought the Synth would know how to time the events properly. I looked into the smf2wav sources, but they're using libsmf 😒 Does the library do the timing, or do I have to do it manually by examining the MIDI events? (I have no idea about MIDI, so I'll have to learn that one first 😜)
How do I feed mt32emu with data?
Posted on 2016-01-25, 08:40
Hello, and thanks (again!) for this project. It's been a while since I posted here. Been using Munt for a long time now to play some classic DOS games. By now I can't tell the difference anymore to the actual hardware. :happy: I decided to use the mt32emu library in one of my own projects. But I …
Re: mt32emu-Qt cross-platform UI-enabled application development
Posted on 2012-06-15, 11:46
I already use 2.8.8 though. I upgraded to it on Thu May 3 2012 (from the logs.)
Re: mt32emu-Qt cross-platform UI-enabled application development
Posted on 2012-06-14, 16:53
I've tried to compile this in Linux. The cmake step failed because it couldn't find PulseAudio. I deleted that from the CMakeLists.txt. Aftet that, the build aborted because it couldn't find "asoundlib.h". I've fixed mt32emu_qt/src/audiodrv/AlsaAudioDriver.h to #include instead. That worked and I …
Re: Sysex write to unrecognised address
Posted on 2012-06-14, 13:50
First, thanks for your kind words. :) I really hope we'll see the day when Munt will sound precisely and really *indistinguishable* to the real things, but unfortunately, not today. Still, when I switched from the ScummVM MT-32 emu (old version of Munt I think?) to the newest Munt Git master, I was …
Sysex write to unrecognised address
Posted on 2012-06-12, 16:31
First, I'd like to thank you guys for the absolutely incredible work on Munt! It sounds amazing! Especially the high-profile games (see "Monkey Island") sound indistinguishable to the real thing. I spotted a possible issue with "Heart of China", where Munt (mt32d under Linux using the ALSA driver), …
Re: Mouse moves at souble speed horizontally
Posted on 2010-11-11, 10:19
This is not a 16:9 problem, since I don't have such a monitor.
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