Gravis Ultrasound Soundfont Zip File In Which

Each pbag is a hashref with the following keys: modulators which is an arrayref ( see ) and generators which is a hashref ( see ).

The generators is where most of the action is ( see ), and particularly crucial is instrument which tells the Patch (i.e.

Each ibag is a hashref with the following keys: modulators which is an arrayref ( see ) and generators which is a hashref ( see ).

The generators is where most of the action is ( see ), and particularly crucial is sampleID which (at last) tells the Instrument and hence the Preset which Sample it will be using:-).

The instrument is a hash with keys: instrname and instrnum, which have scalar values, and layers whose value is an arrayref.

Each layer has keys: id and previous, which have scalar values (apparently unused), and wavsamples whose value is an arrayref.

Each wavsample is a hash with keys: balance, data, envelopedata, highfreq, loopend, loopstart, lowfreq, mode, rootfreq, samplename, samplerate, scalefactor, scalefreq, tremolodepth, tremolophase, tremolosweep, vibratodepth, vibratoctl, vibratosweep and tune, which have scalar values.

The tremolo and vibrato data displayed by timidity -idvv -x bank 0n0.gravisfiddle.pat are different from the values of the tremolo and vibrato variables above, because the timidity variables have been multiplied by corresponding control ratios: see doctimidityinstrum.c.

Most authoritative is the TiMidity source in doctimidity, but its also somewhat hard to interpret.

The format adopted here seems to work with all patches in gravisGravis.zip.

In the wavsample section, lowfreq and highfreq seem large (perhaps in thousandths of Hz See: ftp:ftp.gravis.comPublicSdkPATCHKIT.ZIP ).

You can then change sfINAM and sfphdr0wPreset or push onto sfphdr and so on.

Gravis Ultrasound Soundfont Zip File In Which

The filename is the.sf2 or.pat or.zip file in which it resides, or will reside.

These files can be used successfully both by timidity and by csound, which is a reasonable test of MIDI::SoundFonts conformance to the file-formats.

It shows how to load a SoundFont into csound and play its notes using a midi keyboard, which you will have to connect by hand using some command such as aconnect ProKeys 14:0.