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Created page with "* yum install libkai * yum install fluidsynth * Installed kmididec (manually) - https://github.com/komh/kmididec/releases * Installed - Ksoftseq (with minstall) - https://github.com/komh/ksoftseq/releases The fluidsynth soundfont is called 'FluidR3_GM.sf2'. You have to rename it to 'ksoftseq.sf2' when you copy it to C:\MMOS2. https://es.osdn.net/projects/sfnet_androidframe/downloads/soundfonts/FluidR3_GM.sf2/ ==Links== * [https://www.os2world.com/forum/index.php/topi..." |
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This is procedure that I tried to finally have MIDI support on MMOS2. | |||
The quick steps are: | |||
* yum install libkai | * yum install libkai | ||
* yum install fluidsynth | * yum install fluidsynth | ||
* | * Install kmididec (manually) - [https://github.com/komh/kmididec/releases] | ||
* | * Install Ksoftseq (with minstall) - [https://github.com/komh/ksoftseq/releases] | ||
* Rename 'FluidR3_GM.sf2' to 'ksoftseq.sf2' and copy it to C:\MMOS2. | |||
Let's go now step by step. | |||
==Required Libraries== | |||
A simple "yum install libkai fluidsyth" will install the files needed on ArcaOS. | |||
[[Image:MIDI_MMOS2_001.png|600px]] | |||
==kmididec== | |||
[https://github.com/komh/kmididec/releases kmididec] is library that needs to be installed manually. | |||
In my case I unzip the file and put the files on /usr. | |||
* Copied to .exe to /usr/bin | |||
* The /lib directory contents to /user/lib | |||
* The /include directory contents to /user/lib | |||
==Ksoftseq== | |||
This component needs to be installed with minstall. Unzip the file and inside that directory runs minstall with the command prompt. | |||
[[Image:MIDI_MMOS2_002.png|600px]] | |||
Press ENTER to install, and a second ENTER to confirm. | |||
Reboot. | |||
https://es.osdn.net/projects/sfnet_androidframe/downloads/soundfonts/FluidR3_GM.sf2/ | ==FluidR3_GM.sf2 File== | ||
The fluidsynth soundfont is called '[https://es.osdn.net/projects/sfnet_androidframe/downloads/soundfonts/FluidR3_GM.sf2/ FluidR3_GM.sf2]'. You have to rename it to 'ksoftseq.sf2' and then copy it to C:\MMOS2. | |||
Revision as of 23:46, 11 November 2022
This is procedure that I tried to finally have MIDI support on MMOS2.
The quick steps are:
- yum install libkai
- yum install fluidsynth
- Install kmididec (manually) - [1]
- Install Ksoftseq (with minstall) - [2]
- Rename 'FluidR3_GM.sf2' to 'ksoftseq.sf2' and copy it to C:\MMOS2.
Let's go now step by step.
Required Libraries
A simple "yum install libkai fluidsyth" will install the files needed on ArcaOS.
kmididec
kmididec is library that needs to be installed manually.
In my case I unzip the file and put the files on /usr.
- Copied to .exe to /usr/bin
- The /lib directory contents to /user/lib
- The /include directory contents to /user/lib
Ksoftseq
This component needs to be installed with minstall. Unzip the file and inside that directory runs minstall with the command prompt.
Press ENTER to install, and a second ENTER to confirm.
Reboot.
FluidR3_GM.sf2 File
The fluidsynth soundfont is called 'FluidR3_GM.sf2'. You have to rename it to 'ksoftseq.sf2' and then copy it to C:\MMOS2.