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This soundfont isn't playing right for me #2
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afaik, Fluidsynth has a bug with roland soundfonts. - Other soundfonts dumped from the SC-55 and SC-88, along with SCV all exhibit issues on fluidsynth(they are aware of it, check their github issues for details. They havent added code to support Roland Soundfonts, and have been debating it since 2017) This soundfont works fine, in Timidity++, but fluidsynth drops several samples, and plays them at wrong frequencies. |
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I was looking for examples where this soundfont would not work as expected. So I tried the above "allianc1.mid" with both a VirtualMDISynth/MidiEditor combo and VLC 3.0.14 (FluidSynth). I did not notice any missing instruments. Both playback methods sounded fine to me, albeit maybe slightly different instrument volumes/reverbs. However: Above "allianc1.mid" (2:18) is clearly playing too slow with both methods when compared to SC-55 recordings on youtube. I found another rip where it is called "Human1gm.mid" (2:27) and that one matches the playback speed of those on youtube. The yt video I used as reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ndCckv-lww I also just ran the game in DOSbox with MIDI through VirtualMIDISynth and stopwatched the song: It is 2:27 long there, too. |
I tested this on the allianc1.mid from Warcraft 2 and it sounds completely bizarre. I don't know if it's my configuration or if this is how it sounds everywhere. I've attached a recording "allianc1.mp3" which is what I expect it to sound like. The "allianc1_sc55v1_2.mp3" recording is with SC55Soundfont.
I am loading the soundfont using fluidsynth on Linux:
And playing it with aplaymidi:
I can confirm that I'm using the correct midi address:
alliance1.zip
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