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Hi!
First off, this is from memory of RoseGarden 9.x, I dont have it here now.

Please read with salt. :-)
1: If your using the internal synth in rosegarden, then you need to patch

the audio outputs of rosegarden to

the system playbacks, and it should all work.
2: If your using an external synth, (QSynth), you need to patch the MIDI

from RoseGarden to QSynth, and the

Audio from QSynth to the system playbacks.
I think your attempting #2, which would mean that if you patch the MIDI to

QSynth you migth be in buisness..?

Let me know.. Cheers, -Harry
On Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Peter O'Doherty wrote:
> Hi,

quoted text
> I'm running Rosegarden 10.02 on Ubuntu Lucid and am having problems with

> audio output. I am not using external midi hardware so am reliant on

> software synths.

>

> The steps I've taken are:

> Run qjackctl, run Qsynth (which has been loaded with Unison soundfonts).

> In Rosegarden I've selected General Midi Device from the Playback

> parameters and 1. Acoustic Grand Piano from the Instrument parameters.

>

> When I load a midi file (created by Lilypond) it plays with no audio

> although the level meters on the track do indicate it's getting some kind of

> signal.

>

> What am I missing? And, does Qsynth need to be running at all?

>

> Many thanks,

> Peter

>

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Hi!First off, this is from memory of RoseGarden 9.x, I dont have it=

 here now. Please read with salt. :-)1: If your using the internal =

synth in rosegarden, then you need to patch the audio outputs of rosegarden=

 to

the system playbacks, and it should all work.2: If your using an ex=

ternal synth, (QSynth), you need to patch the MIDI from RoseGarden to QSynt=

h, and the Audio from QSynth to the system playbacks.I think yo=

ur attempting #2, which would mean that if you patch the MIDI to QSynth you=

 migth be in buisness..?

Let me know.. Cheers, -HarryOn Tue, =

Aug 3, 2010 at 12:35 PM, Peter O'Doherty <mail@peterodoherty.net> wr=

ote:

Hi,

I'm running Rosegarden 10.02 on Ubuntu Lucid and am having problems wit=

h audio output. I am not using external midi hardware so am reliant on soft=

ware synths.
The steps I've taken are:

Run qjackctl, run Qsynth (which has been loaded with Unison soundfonts).

In Rosegarden I've selected General Midi Device from the Playback param=

eters and 1. Acoustic Grand Piano from the Instrument parameters.
When I load a midi file (created by Lilypond) it plays with no audio althou=

gh the level meters on the track do indicate it's getting some kind of =

signal.
What am I missing? And, does Qsynth need to be running at all?
Many thanks,

Peter
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