Gleam is a software sound synthesizer. It receives
timestamped synthesis events such as note on or
program change and generates a raw audio stream.
Early versions will provide wavetable synthesis
based on the SoundFont 2 standard, but support for
other synthesis models may be added in the future.
Gleam is intended as a library that provides sound
synthesis capabilities to other projects, but a
few simple executable examples are included.
License: GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)
Changes:
A binary release of Gleam is now available as a Debian package. This package has been carefully tested with lintian and is believed to be completely problem-free. The interface for command line utilities was improved. Some MIDI controllers were fixed and some missing ones were added. Some MIDI file errors are now handled in a more lenient way. Some incorrect implementations of the SF2 spec were fixed. Debug instrumentation was added to synthesis to find problems more easily. Thread safety was improved.
License: GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)
Changes:
A binary release of Gleam is now available as a Debian package. This package has been carefully tested with lintian and is believed to be completely problem-free. The interface for command line utilities was improved. Some MIDI controllers were fixed and some missing ones were added. Some MIDI file errors are now handled in a more lenient way. Some incorrect implementations of the SF2 spec were fixed. Debug instrumentation was added to synthesis to find problems more easily. Thread safety was improved.
