Try using smplr #24
Try using smplr #24
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I also tried removing the need for downloading any audiofiles altogether by using https://github.com/g200kg/webaudio-tinysynth, that experiment is here main...modderme123:saturn:tinysynth |
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This is great! If you have a synthesizer that's able to generate all the instrument sounds, that would be amazing. I'm a bit overwhelmed right now with responsibilities, but I'll try to review and merge this PR ASAP. |
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I'm happy to close this PR and create a new one for tinysynth if you want (Tinysynth doesn't sound quite as good as the FatBoy soundfont that is still used in this PR, but I'm not sure how noticeable it is unless you're specifically comparing/listening for it). |
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I want to merge this before the synth PR. Haven't downloaded synth branch yet, but ideally- yeah I'd rather not download any instruments at all. Does smplr ship with instruments/default soundfonts? Their npm page gave me that impression. |
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They stream it from the same source we do https://github.com/danigb/smplr/blob/main/src/soundfont/soundfont-instrument.ts#L9 |
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😐 Welp. |
Smplr is a lightweight and modern alternative to midicube. I had to guess at the volume<->velocity curve but it seems pretty close