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noedig

Konfyt (https://www.noedig.co.za/konfyt/) can do points 1-5 for you. (i.e. you can ignore all its audio features and use it as a MIDI filter.) Plus, regarding ports, if you connect them using the Konfyt GUI, they will stay connected and auto-reconnect. You also get MIDI scripting for more advanced M...

noedig

Konfyt is a digital keyboard workstation for Linux which allows you to set up patches, each with multiple layers, and instantly switch between these patches for live keyboard playing. Patches may consist of multiple layers of soundfonts (.sf2), SFZs, audio input ports and MIDI output ports. Konfyt f...

noedig

Daniele71 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 09, 2024 8:42 pm
Soundfont editor: Polyphone

Swami is another option: http://www.swamiproject.org/

noedig

I’m on Debian 12 and notice occasional missed keys, stutter and skip while i play fast notes on the keyboard. Do you think using a different kernel flavor, like the preempt or other would help? It may help. At the very least, your system should be tuned for low latency pro audio. This may or may no...

noedig

QSynth does not support JACK. You can use another soundfont player that does, like:

Carla
Konfyt
Ardour's ACE Fluid Synth plugin
Fluida LV2 plugin (https://github.com/brummer10/Fluida.lv2)

noedig

It sounds like what you're referring to is the ability to change the "release time". Konfyt has no control over this. Release (fade out) and attack (fade in) depend on the soundfont, sfz or synth that you use. For a sfz, it is relatively easy to edit the text file to change this. For sound...

noedig

The Global Volume slider on the right controls the overall volume of everything leaving Konfyt.

You can assign a MIDI controller to this by going to Triggers, then moving your MIDI controller slider, and double-clicking on "Global Volume Slider" in the Actions list.

noedig

Like others and yourself said, since you've already set up Linux Mint for audio and have no problems with it, you probably won't gain anything from switching. Other things to consider: Ubuntu Studio uses KDE as desktop environment. So if you prefer that above Cinnamon/XFCE/Mate, then that may be a r...

noedig

Can you try running it with the pw-jack wrapper: pw-jack konfyt Also, see https://wiki.debian.org/PipeWire Under the Configuration section, see the Debian 12 / JACK section. It has a few notes and then points to the Debian 11 / JACK section. You can either use pw-jack or follow the instructions give...

noedig

I thought that Jack programs would work with Pipewire without modification, since Pipewire provides a Jack compatible server.
I'll try to test it on a Pipewire system. I'm not using Pipewire myself yet.

noedig

You can try Konfyt (https://www.noedig.co.za/konfyt/) which is specifically made to do this.
It includes Fluidsynth to play Soundfonts like QSynth, but also has support for SFZ instruments.

You can layer sounds and split it however you wish.

noedig

Happy 2024 and welcome to a new release of Konfyt, version 1.6.0. Konfyt is a digital keyboard workstation for Linux which allows you to set up patches, each with multiple layers, and instantly switch between these patches for live keyboard playing. Patches may consist of multiple layers of soundfon...

noedig

I'm proud to present the summer of 2023 release of Konfyt, version 1.5.0! This release has several changes and new features which caused it to be a few months late. While the most noticeable change is probably the slight polish of the user interface, perhaps the most exciting new feature is MIDI scr...

noedig

Thanks

I'll look into adding more friendly/custom names for sf2/sfz layers.

noedig

I assume you currently have a MIDI out layer in each patch that sends it to the plugins in Carla, and the plugin audio output connected to system out. The trick is to now add an audio input port layer to the Konfyt patch, which routes the plugin audio back into Konfyt instead of directly to system o...

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