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Re: [opensuse-multimedia] Midi questions
- From: Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas <pedro.lopez.cabanillas@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Jan 2010 16:35:48 +0100
- Message-id: <201001191635.48272.pedro.lopez.cabanillas@xxxxxxxxx>
On Tuesday, January 19, 2010, Ladislav Slezak wrote:
Nice. I don't have an Audigy/Live/AWE card. I suppose that this option is
hidden for any other soundcard models, right?
Anyway, there are more SoundFonts available out there in addition to those
provided by the manufacturer driver CD. For instance, GeneralUser by
Christian S.Collins or the collections listed in http://hammersound.net .
Is it possible to install and configure them using yast?
And what about soft-synths like FluidSynth to render MIDI events, needed by
owners of simple sound cards like the integrated devices in most laptops and
cheap PCs?
But looks like the original poster could configure his Audigy already, and he
is now struggling with distorted sound output. Probably because he is using
PulseAudio and the defaults don't work well for his system. It would be nice
to have a yast module to configure PulseAudio's /etc/pulse/daemon.conf
and /etc/security/limits.conf
For my Intel HDA integrated soundcard (asus laptop), these are the working
values that I needed to change:
* File: /etc/pulse/daemon.conf
realtime-scheduling = yes
realtime-priority = 5
default-sample-rate = 48000
default-fragments = 6
default-fragment-size-msec = 48
* File: /etc/security/limits.conf (my userid is a member of the audio group).
@audio - rtprio 70
@audio - memlock unlimited
@audio - nice -20
Regards,
Pedro
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On 17.12.2009 17:16, Pedro Lopez-Cabanillas wrote:
copy your .SF2 files into the /usr/share/sounds/sf2 directory, and write
the name of your preferred one in the configuration file
/etc/sysconfig/sound following the key name SOUNDFONT-FILES.
If you want a GUI tool for this task:
YaST2->System->/etc/sysconfig Editor->
Hardware->Soundcard->SOUNDFONT_FILES.
Or use "Others" -> "Install SoundFonts" in yast sound card module.
It copies SoundFonts from the driver CD and installs them automatically.
Nice. I don't have an Audigy/Live/AWE card. I suppose that this option is
hidden for any other soundcard models, right?
Anyway, there are more SoundFonts available out there in addition to those
provided by the manufacturer driver CD. For instance, GeneralUser by
Christian S.Collins or the collections listed in http://hammersound.net .
Is it possible to install and configure them using yast?
And what about soft-synths like FluidSynth to render MIDI events, needed by
owners of simple sound cards like the integrated devices in most laptops and
cheap PCs?
But looks like the original poster could configure his Audigy already, and he
is now struggling with distorted sound output. Probably because he is using
PulseAudio and the defaults don't work well for his system. It would be nice
to have a yast module to configure PulseAudio's /etc/pulse/daemon.conf
and /etc/security/limits.conf
For my Intel HDA integrated soundcard (asus laptop), these are the working
values that I needed to change:
* File: /etc/pulse/daemon.conf
realtime-scheduling = yes
realtime-priority = 5
default-sample-rate = 48000
default-fragments = 6
default-fragment-size-msec = 48
* File: /etc/security/limits.conf (my userid is a member of the audio group).
@audio - rtprio 70
@audio - memlock unlimited
@audio - nice -20
Regards,
Pedro
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