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On Mon, 11 Feb 2013 14:34:15 +0100, Ralf Mardorf

 wrote:
> On Mon, 11 Feb 2013 14:30:33 +0100, Ralf Mardorf

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>  wrote:

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>> On Mon, 11 Feb 2013 14:20:20 +0100, linux_matt

>>  wrote:

>>> I have followed the instructions for recording to Rosegarden audio from

>>> Rosegarden midi but can't get this to work. The instructions on the

>>> Rosegarden site indicate that Qsynth output ports should be connected

>>> to the

>>> Rosegarden Record In port. I have tried this under the ALSA tab and

>>> also

>>> under the MIDI tab (using a2jmidid to make the MIDI ports visible).

>>> The

>>> only WAV recording I can get to work is the Gnome sound recorder which

>>> uses

>>> some form of system audio capture (which I can't get to work through

>>> jack

>>> either into Rosegarden). Possibly this is connected to Pulseaudio?

>>> (which is

>>> the only driver which works with Qsynth on my setup). The midi sound

>>> output

>>> itself from Rosegarden works great

>>>

>>

>> So if you use fluidsynth-dssi (the plugin) instead of Qsynth (a GUI for

>> fluidsynth) it does work?

>> The screenshot perhaps does show that you connected Rosegarden ->

>> Qsynth? What are the MIDI channel settings for Rosegarden's MIDI

>> tracks? Can you send MIDI notes by a virtual keyboard or a hardware

>> keyboard directly to Qsynth, instead of using Rosegarden? Does this

>> work?

>

> :D

>

> Now I see ... you connected Qsynth -> Rosegarden. Thats wrong! MIDI

> isn't an audio output, it only does send remote data to play a note or

> another event, you need to connect ALSA (MIDI) Rosegarden -> Qsynth to

> remote control the synth and you need to connect ALSA audio Qsynth ->

> audio card or what ever.

My apologies :(, the screenshot is displayed very bad on my browser, it

seems to be correctly connected.

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