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Mintmag
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mt-32
by Mintmag » May 5, 2022 - 10:05

Can virtualmidisynth be used to emluate a Roland MT32?

ex-driver
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Re: mt-32
by ex-driver » May 23, 2022 - 01:17

munt can do it ;)

Mintmag
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Re: mt-32
by Mintmag » May 26, 2022 - 02:49
ex-driver wrote:
munt can do it ;)

Yes I have Munt. I was just curious if virtualmidisynth could also do it.

ex-driver
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Re: mt-32
by ex-driver » May 26, 2022 - 04:46

if the soundfont is configured to mt32 libary it should work for MT32 midis.

Mintmag
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Re: mt-32
by Mintmag » November 14, 2022 - 23:45
ex-driver wrote:
if the soundfont is configured to mt32 libary it should work for MT32 midis.

How do I configer this for MT32?

ex-driver
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Re: mt-32
by ex-driver » November 15, 2022 - 00:52

You need a soundfont editor to do that like Awave Studio or another. I would use "munt" MT32 emulator because its the right wavetable sample libary. If u want to configure it in a soundfont u must use the MT32 mapping. Look for mt32 mapping like this site here:

https://www.voidaudio.net/mtinstrument.html

A good created soundfont needs many time to optimized. that's why i said "munt" is a good choice.

MT32, GM/GS and XG have their own different mapping.

I'm programming sounfonts like my "Giant Soundfont" for GM/GS and XG implementation.

I hope i could helped a bit =).

 
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