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Fluidsynth finishes from start to finish and progression is smooth. It is about 2m35s
WildMIDI starts well, but around 1m45 is starts break up a bit, finishing up around 2m34s.
The reason I ask about what type of midi it is, because using devtest with -n 1, I see quite a few start of tracks with track sizes from 8 to 38 to 50 to 12
Testing: /home/bcurtis/Dropbox/earthday.mid
Header Size: 6
Format: 1
Number of Tracks: 21
Divisions: 120
Start of Track
Track Size: 299
Time 00:0.00000 Meta Event: Trackname
Meta data (8 bytes):
0x45 E 0x61 a 0x72 r 0x74 t 0x68 h 0x64 d 0x61 a 0x79 y
Time 00:0.00000 Meta Event: Copyright
Meta data (13 bytes):
0x43 C 0x72 r 0x65 e 0x61 a 0x74 t 0x69 i 0x76 v 0x65 e
0x20 0x4c L 0x61 a 0x62 b 0x73 s
Time 00:0.00000 Meta Event: Time Signature: 04 02 18 08
Meta data (4 bytes):
He1m3.mid (from Heretic game) also it has a small break. There are many songs that have little breaks. It was listened with wildmidi 0.4.0 in arch linux. You think you can fix this problem? I think it is a very old problem.
I tried earthday.mid with libtimidity-0.2.1: it is 2m.28s long and I didn't experience breaks with it.
Didn't see breaks with He1m3.mid either, it is reported to be 1m:31s.
I'm not hearing any issues with these, unless someone can do a wav output that captures the issue as well as explain what am listening for (and when) that highlights the issue.
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remussatala commentedon Sep 24, 2016
And this song has breaks:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3mjpn1dze9g9phw/He1m3.mid
It has been tested with this midi pats:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/kw2cqdrgv3gdebf/midi-pats.7z
chrisisonwildcode commentedon Sep 24, 2016
Saw this post today, will investigate tomorrow after some much needed me time.
Chris
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psi29a commentedon Sep 24, 2016
Are these type 2 midis or a midi with multiple tracks?
psi29a commentedon Sep 24, 2016
I just tried with fluidsynth and wildmidi.
Fluidsynth finishes from start to finish and progression is smooth. It is about 2m35s
WildMIDI starts well, but around 1m45 is starts break up a bit, finishing up around 2m34s.
devtest says the earthsong.mid is OK.
psi29a commentedon Sep 24, 2016
The reason I ask about what type of midi it is, because using devtest with -n 1, I see quite a few start of tracks with track sizes from 8 to 38 to 50 to 12
remussatala commentedon Sep 25, 2016
He1m3.mid (from Heretic game) also it has a small break. There are many songs that have little breaks. It was listened with wildmidi 0.4.0 in arch linux. You think you can fix this problem? I think it is a very old problem.
chrisisonwildcode commentedon Oct 4, 2016
looking into this right now, listening to it sounds like "all notes off" is done, but looking into it.
Just so I know we are hearing the same thing, at around 1:48 and 1:53 (others as well) the sound stops abruptly. Is this what the OP is about?
chrisisonwildcode commentedon Oct 4, 2016
Sorry, taking longer than expected due to #160
psi29a commentedon Oct 5, 2016
Just glad you have some time to look into things. :)
sezero commentedon Oct 12, 2016
I tried earthday.mid with libtimidity-0.2.1: it is 2m.28s long and I didn't experience breaks with it.
Didn't see breaks with He1m3.mid either, it is reported to be 1m:31s.
chrisisonwildcode commentedon May 19, 2018
I'm not hearing any issues with these, unless someone can do a wav output that captures the issue as well as explain what am listening for (and when) that highlights the issue.
sezero commentedon Sep 13, 2018
Is this still an issue? If it is, is the issue present in wildmidi-0.3.x too?
(Sorry for asking without actually testing myself.)
psi29a commentedon Jul 11, 2026
#280 should fix this right up on the GUS path
can no longer reproduce the breaks here. I also tested with sf2
Breaks are result of of the note-off fade not being honoured.