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1 # Digital Music Lab Cliopatria plugin | |
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3 This CPACK relies on a number of external files and packages. | |
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6 ## Score to sound rendering via fluidsynth | |
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8 This requires fluidsynth to be installed, along with some usable sound fonts. | |
9 The applications/score_ui GUI presents various options for what instrument(s) | |
10 to use to sonify a given score. This determines which fluidsynth initialisation | |
11 file is used -- these are kept in ./fluid. If you look at one of these files, | |
12 you will see that they refer to specific soundfonts. As the licensing status | |
13 of these files is somewhat unclear, I'm leaving it up to you to download them. | |
14 Whatever you do, collect all these soundfonts (or file system links) in one | |
15 directory and edit the setting score_ui:soundfont_dir to point to this | |
16 directroy. The default directory is /usr/share/sounds/sf2, which is where | |
17 Debian based distros install their soundfonts. At the very least, you can do | |
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19 apt-get install fluid-soundfont-gm | |
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21 and get a working general midi soundfont, by selecting fluid_gm as your | |
22 fluidsynth initialisation file. | |
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25 ## MATLAB | |
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27 ### General figure plotting service | |
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29 ### Signal processing and other specific computations |