Fluidsynth Setup on a Headless Raspberry Pi
I always loved the idea of a synth I can take with me and play anywhere I go. That’s what makes the OP-1 so attractive, but it’s also too expensive to justify the cost for my personal use. So that's why I built my own alternative to the OP-1.
In this video I cover how to setup headless Raspberry Pi OS as well as installing fluidsynth to auto run on boot.
Related Videos
Synth Demo:
• Raspberry Pi Synth Demo
Build Guide:
• How To Build A Raspberry Pi Synth
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Download Links
Raspberry Pi OS (Lite):
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads...
Rufus Disk Imager (Windows)
https://rufus.ie/
Etcher (Mac OS)
https://www.balena.io/etcher/
PuTTY (Windows)
https://putty.org/
Bash files and example instrument setup:
https://github.com/GeordieTomo/Fluids...
My website:
https://geordietomo.github.io/
Some groovy iso music:
• Tide You Over
Introduction: (0:00)
Install Raspberry Pi OS: (0:18)
Setup SSH Client: (4:15)
Audio configuration: (6:20)
Install Fluidsynth: (10:01)
Autorun on login: (17:39)
Auto login on pi: (19:45)
Outro: (20:44)