17 May
2007
17 May
'07
5:34 p.m.
Hi,
Robin Gareus wrote:
[ re-arranged to avoid top-posting ]
James wrote:
That would be great. Josh (the guy behind http://sounds.resonance.org/) idea is
to make this a good collection of sound-fonts. He's hunting down the people and
ask them to properly licence the files so that they actually can be used :) I
guess thats also where people can help.
Stefan
On 5/16/07, Robin Gareus <robin(a)gareus.org>
wrote:
what about http://sounds.resonance.org/ - can we mirror/extend it?
There are various sf2 and .gig resources all over the web, alas most of
'em with a dubious license.
given the recent number of "soundfont" posts to LAU, i concur that
linuxaudio.org should devote some resources on the subject.
we won't beat ccmixter etc in inventing
rating schemas or compete
with the freesound project..
linux-specific patches, banks, etc, aren't focused on with ccmixter.
at least that's an area that could be well suited to linuxaudio.org
I've started a page on our tentative wiki:
http://apps.linuxaudio.org/wiki/soundfonts to collect resources and
gather ideas; feel free to continue discussion on the mailing lists:
convergence of free & open sound-font collections is overdue and we can
use any hand available ;) - even so more when ardour MIDI track newbies
will start to ask for soundfonts in the near future.
robin
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