Stefan Westerfeld

Ok, I'm not a CMake expert either (never used it in any project), but I have added testCMakeLists.txt to the repository https://github.com/swesterfeld/liquidsfz/commit/d59519bb7eb0be6bf2aeca6c56aaf92e269f3855 - you need to rename it to CMakeLists.txt....

For a successful build of liquidsfz, you need libsndfile. I used pkg-config to find it, as this is how its typically done on Linux. But there is a second way...

I have now tried myself to build under windows in an mingw environment I got from www.msys2.org. It turns out that the first version of CMakeLists.txt that I suggested works...

I had yet another idea for a new attempt to make CMakeLists.txt build without pkg-config. I'll try once I have the time to do it and let you know.

pkg-config looks for a .pc file, which on my installation is in /c/msys64/mingw64/lib/pkgconfig/sndfile.pc and it looks like this: ``` $ cat /c/msys64/mingw64/lib/pkgconfig/sndfile.pc prefix=/mingw64 exec_prefix=${prefix} libdir=${exec_prefix}/lib includedir=${prefix}/include Name: sndfile Description: A...

Ok, the original plan of me writing a perfect CMakeLists.txt without testing it and without knowing in which environment it would be used and you testing it without knowing anything...

> sample=C4-100.wav key=60 lokey=58 lovel=90 hivel=100 fil_type=lpf_1p cutoff_oncc67=-3600 You say that you need an eq1 but the code snippet you show does not use an eq1? Everything in this code...

So far, I had no luck reproducing this using the version of bassoon-SEC-sustain.sfz I have. - Did you compare with the original samples? (in my .sfz ..\libs\NoBudgetOrch\BassoonSect\Sustain\3_A.wav and so on)?...

I've been working on a way to preserve tags for mp3 files by simply using `ffmpeg` to do the mp3 input/output and starting audiowmark as audio filter from the `ffmpeg`...

I don't get these warnings on my development (Ubuntu 20.04) system, but I can reproduce them using docker. I'll look into it and see what I can do.