Birch-san

nope, you don't need to put any dependencies in. the Dockerfile shows the Linux container how to download dependencies from MSYS2's repositories (well, it just runs `get_fluidsynth_deps.sh`). I sure hope...

for what it’s worth: it is possible to run Docker for Windows + Linux containers without installing WSL2, but yes that’s probably the best way (since it’s the best way...

to clarify: this `docker build` command should be run from the host machine (Windows), in your favourite shell (cmd or Git bash or whatever). since that’s where you installed the...

> I'm not getting errors related to the bash command. There seems to be something weird with either the way docker gets configured by the script (not including a needed...

oh interesting; it's looking for `libpcre2`. I specifically told it to look for **`libpcre`** (hence the deliberate filter on `"pcre-"`), which was correct at the time. perhaps the newer glib...

hmm I actually thought x86 was already disabled. I commented out the only entry in the graph that creates any dependency from the entrypoint to any of the x86 layers:...

`DOCKER_BUILDKIT=0` is not important at all. it disables the newer-generation parallel Docker build, to get back some old behaviours that were useful for developing changes to the Dockerfile. namely that...

yes, you can just comment out those x86 lines in the Dockerfile. and yes, it's not essential to run the distribute step. that's simply how I automate putting it into...

I agree it's a problem, but it feels like the better place to fix this is in the soundfont itself? I'd recommend finding a tool that lets you modify the...

it may already be possible to do this by sending the right MIDI message. I pass every MIDI message to fluidsynth, and it implements them according to the [Soundfont Specification](https://freepats.zenvoid.org/sf2/sfspec24.pdf)....