S. Christian Collins

Results 19 issues of S. Christian Collins

In REAPER, dragging an SF2 or SFZ file into the VST plugin versions of Carla does nothing, whereas the standalone and LV2 versions will add the SF2/SFZ player to the...

In **src/qsynthMainForm.cpp**, line 80, QSYNTH_REVERB_WIDTH_SCALE should be set to **100.0f**, not **1.0f**. According to the documentation, FluidSynth uses values 0-1 for reverb width (0-100%), while Qsynth's reverb width knob goes...

**Describe the bug** I've been trying to find out why muse-hub fails to launch on my system (KDE neon--details below). Watching the task manager, I see the "Muse.Service" and "muse-hub-servic"...

I thought I had reported this bug a while back on the forum already, but I couldn't find it, so I am reporting it here. Any modulator targeting sample offset...

For both instruments and presets, local zone modulators should override global zone modulators if they share the same source, destination, amount source and transform (see SoundFont 2.4 spec, section 9.5.1)....

The *wineasio-register* script always copies the 32-bit WineASIO DLL into `${WINEPREFIX}/drive_c/windows/system32`. In a multiarch Wine config, this results in broken WineASIO for 32-bit apps. My update to the script checks...

Currently, juicysfplugin loads the entire SoundFont into RAM. This can waste a lot of RAM in cases where a single preset is used from a large SoundFont containing many presets,...

The FluidSynth version used in JuicySF [has a bug](https://github.com/FluidSynth/fluidsynth/pull/905) whereby repeating a note while the sustain pedal is depressed will cut off the previous note instead of holding it, which...

FluidSynth's volume envelope delay does not behave according to the SoundFont specification. Currently, FluidSynth starts sample playback at the start of the attack phase rather than the start of the...

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While I think most of your proposed changes to the SoundFont format should take place under a new format version & extension (I'd go with .sf4, personally), there are some...