Hi,
When using Fluida with only MIDI channel 1, everything works fine.
When using multi-channel MIDI files, channel matrix should come into play to associate a sound with each channel, as far as I understood. For example, to channel 10 is generally associated a drum set.
But it seems that this mapping is applied only when the GUI is loaded or updated, otherwise a default sound is played (i.e., the default channel 1).
I recorded a short video that shows this behavior (for simplicity, I muted all MIDI channels other than 10):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OVb76Hsy1FFxPNpa4zHf-WhTYqeE-b8R/view?usp=sharing
The same happens in both versions of Fluida: Windows and Linux.
I guess that this isn't the intended behavior, correct?
Thank you
Aldo
Hi,
When using Fluida with only MIDI channel 1, everything works fine.
When using multi-channel MIDI files, channel matrix should come into play to associate a sound with each channel, as far as I understood. For example, to channel 10 is generally associated a drum set.
But it seems that this mapping is applied only when the GUI is loaded or updated, otherwise a default sound is played (i.e., the default channel 1).
I recorded a short video that shows this behavior (for simplicity, I muted all MIDI channels other than 10):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OVb76Hsy1FFxPNpa4zHf-WhTYqeE-b8R/view?usp=sharing
The same happens in both versions of Fluida: Windows and Linux.
I guess that this isn't the intended behavior, correct?
Thank you
Aldo