Hi, I write scores with a text editor and I want to switch from my
current "ascii to midi (midge) / fluidsynth" softwares to some "all in
one" csound attempt. For the moment, I don't want to write my own
instruments (I am not able to do it), but still use some SF2 soundfonts
(and soon use some existing instruments). Is it possible to write a
single score file with several instruments from several soundfonts?
Could someone provide an easy-to-hack example? I don't know wether it
has to do with the score file or with the csound call from the command
line, but what I want to do is convert the stuff to WAV and them to MP3
(with lame). Thank you very much, TB.


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The examples/CsoundAC.csd file actually contains an example, though it
may be #ifdef'd out. In general the fluid* opcodes are closer to what
you seem to be trying to do. You can definitely load and run more than
one soundfont for only one score.

Hope this helps.
Mike

On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:13 PM, Thomas Baruchel  wrote:
> Hi, I write scores with a text editor and I want to switch from my
> current "ascii to midi (midge) / fluidsynth" softwares to some "all in
> one" csound attempt. For the moment, I don't want to write my own
> instruments (I am not able to do it), but still use some SF2 soundfonts
> (and soon use some existing instruments). Is it possible to write a
> single score file with several instruments from several soundfonts?
> Could someone provide an easy-to-hack example? I don't know wether it
> has to do with the score file or with the csound call from the command
> line, but what I want to do is convert the stuff to WAV and them to MP3
> (with lame). Thank you very much, TB.
>
>
> Send bugs reports to the Sourceforge bug tracker
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