Play different instruments in a flexible way

I’d like to play several midi-files after one another, like sort of a playlist. According to the midi-file I’d like to get all its instruments to play. Sofar I only achieve that like this:

var player;
var instruments;

window.onload = function () {
    MIDI.loadPlugin({
        soundfontUrl: './soundfont/',
        onsuccess: function () {
            player = MIDI.Player;
            player.timeWrap = 1;
            player.loadFile('test.mid', function () {
                instruments = player.getFileInstruments();
                for (var i = 0; i < instruments.length; i++) {
                    MIDI.programChange(i, MIDI.GM.byName[instruments[i]].number);
                }
                player.start();
            });
        }
    });
};

However they either seem to play on the wrong channel or somehow the wrong soundfont is assigned. So for example, the clarinet plays the piano’s melody. I couldn’t figure out how to solve that problem.

I’d be really happy about some advice or ideas 😃

[hmoffatt]

On 26/11/17 21:37, Owwwl9 wrote:

instruments = player.getFileInstruments(); for (var i = 0; i < instruments.length; i++) { MIDI.programChange(i, MIDI.GM.byName[instruments[i]].number); }

Don’t do this, it’s completely wrong. getFileInstruments just gives you a list of instruments that are used in the file, so that you can load the appropriate sound fonts.

The MIDI file itself will set the program (instrument) on the appropriate channel. There is no need for you to make any calls to MIDI.programChange yourself.

[page200]

Same problem. Has anyone found a solution? Or any example of MIDI.js playing MIDI files with the correct instruments apart from piano?

The commented-out line is probably not the only bug, as discussed in issue #268