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On my arranger Yamaha SX600 converting a style file: .psr into a midi file 1 is possible , but it must be recorded first for all sections.
That's difficult the recording and also to relistening this recorded style.psr file converted to a midi file 1 in Synfire and connecting the soundmodule of the SX600 to it (that gives not good results) .
Should it be easier to load a complete yamaha or other source file into JJazzlab and hear this in a good sound quality? and import this later on for use in a library...
Maybe with this program makes it all easier ? : JJazzLab
Let's find out !
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Di., 23.02.2021 - 19:49 Permalink
I loaded a made song (author) from JJazzlab in midiformat 1, but it seems to take for ever when Synfire is converting this, so i imported it for now as static.
Note: when imported only a yamaha style they are much shorter , so converting by Synfire must be no problem.
Now i do want to hear the imported song in Synfire with the same sounds as used in JJazzlab ?
The same soundmodule in JJazzlab can be used for the librarysounds in Synfire.
Midi
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Connect to any audio engine via Midi: SoundFont player (recommended with the JJazzLab SoundFont), Java internal synth, external synth, VST host via virtual Midi port such as ‘LoopBe1’
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Compatible with GM/GM2/XG/GS instruments
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Compatible with any Midi instrument via Cakewalk instrument definition files (.ins)
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Automatic drums/percussion drum map remapping from Yamaha XG key map to GM/GM2/GS key maps
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Optimized JJazzLab SoundFont for a high-quality rendering and automatic instrument selection
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Ready-to-use presets for VirtualMidiSynth (Windows) and FluidSynth (Linux)
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User-defined default mix per rhythm
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User-defined default instruments
I must use the virtualMIDIsynth .. how to get this in Synfire ?
Note: if this are GM sounds than i prefer to use Halion 6 with the loopbackdriver