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One thing that has got us a bit puzzled is the use of CC11 as an expression or Master volume control. We use CC7 as a volume control to set up the relative balance between the ranks or samples (Instruments?) but when we are playing we need to change the volume of everything by the same amount and w...

Russ, I'll assume here that you're going to use gig files, and proceed with a suggestion from there. Open an instance of Fantasia, create an audio device, and a midi device. Once created, go to the audio device, and increase the number of ports to reflect your wish, and in this instance we'll say 4...

Hi all, Things are really moving in the Virtual Theatre Organ world and I am amazed how stable LinuxSampler is, I don't think that anybody has complained about it crashing or loosing config files. One thing that has got us a bit puzzled is the use of CC11 as an expression or Master volume control. W...

Hi Graham,
I notice that the swells aren't working, and I am guessing that they aren't hooked up yet.

Miditzer uses CC11 and CC7 for the Main and Solo chambers to control both volume and high frequency cut-off. Also the Crescendo uses CC1. Is there any way to do this with LinuxSampler?

Russ

Hi Russ, Alex is right about this, but I have never had the chance to try it as I only have 2 channels available on my soundcard. Once you've set the Audio device to 4 or 8 channels you'll find them in the 'Connections' screen in Qjackctl. You can do this in Qsampler as well, so if you need instruc...

Thanks Alex, Graham has got us using Qsampler at the moment but I will see if I can find the bit that I can change or transfer it to Fantasia. The next Alpha will use Fantasia though I think, along with some reverb. Yes we are using GIG samples. I guess what I need is 4 groups of stereo audio output...

I have a question for Graham regarding the splitting of the audio output from LinuxSampler or maybe someone else if he doesn't know yet. First I will explain what I am doing now. The standard Miditzer output is from a fluidsynth to a stereo output and 2 speakers. This means that Diapason, Flute, Vio...

I merged the two topics about Virtual Theatre Pipe Organs and Puppy Linux to avoid unnecessary duplication of information and discussion. (Whohoo! My first action as a moderator! 8-) ) Hi Anders, Thanks for doing that. The reason that I started a new topic is that the way we use software in the Vir...

Hi everybody, I am one of a fairly large group of people who play Virtual Pipe Organs, both Theatre and Classical. These are really like organ simulators and play recorded real or synthesised pipe sounds in real time from a computer using MIDI keyboards or converted organ consoles. They play up to s...