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fluidsynth (with or without qsynth) will obviously play SF2 files very
well -- but it eats up the entire MIDI bank, it refuses to operate on
less than 16 MIDI channels. My keyboard controller will transmit on
only 16 channels. I am not going to give up my entire keyboard
controller range to fluidsynth. <br>
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Any better SF2 players which will do Jack? Anyone have a Timidity++
command line to try? Options ???<br>
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J.E.B.<br>
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<pre wrap="">I took a look at fluidsynth's non-gui command line -- arcane is a word that
comes to mind :-)
I wonder if Ardour does SF2? Anything else?
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To play sf2 soundfonts, try fluidsynth.
example usage (uses jack audio server):
fluidsynth -a jack -j -g 2 -m alsa_seq -r 48000 "FluidR3-GM.sf2"
for -r use the sample-rate jackd runs with
-g is the gain (0..5)
the last parameter is the soundfont to use
optional options: -c 2 -z 512
-c buffer-count
-z buffer-size
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