/usr/share/amSynth/rc is in amsynth 1.3.2-2.
This file is owned by root:root, with mode 0o644.
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# http://amsynthe.sourceforge.net
# (C) '01-'09 Nick Dowell
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# MIDI Input Configuration
#
# select midi driver to use [ auto / alsa / oss ]
# the ALSA driver uses the sequencer client interface. you will have to
# 'aconnect' it to something to get input.
midi_driver auto
# set the OSS compatible midi device file to read input data from.
# eg /dev/midi or /dev/midi00 for some systems.
oss_midi_device /dev/midi
# midi channel to listen for events on. midi channels are numbered 1-16,
# setting midi channel to 0 will listen on all channels
midi_channel 0
#
# AUDIO Output Configuration
#
# select audio driver to use. (auto/alsa-mmap/alsa/oss/jack)
#
# auto selects the best available driver (in the order jack alsa-mmap alsa oss)
# for most people 'auto' will always be the best choice
#
# 'jack' is the best choice for interoperating with other music programs,
# and typically achieves the lowest latency
#
# 'alsa-mmap' has better performance than 'alsa', but may be less compatible
audio_driver auto
# set the OSS digital audio device to output to.
oss_audio_device /dev/dsp
# set the ALSA pcm device to use
# you should probably set this to hw:0 or similar, if you know what youre doing
# when using alsa-mmap for audio out, you will probably need to specify hw:0
alsa_audio_device default
# sets the sampling rate to use
#
# (this has no effect when using JACK - the jack server decides the sample rate)
#
# lower sampling rates use less CPU power, so more voices are usable at once.
sample_rate 44100
#
# General Options
#
# sets the default maximum polyphony (simultaneous notes played)
# playing too many motes for your CPU power will do horrible things.
#
# Pentium3 class machines will safely do 16 voices, (pentium4 2.40GHz = 60)
#
# set this to 0 for unlimited polyphony
polyphony 16
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