2 Feb
2011
2 Feb
'11
2:43 a.m.
I'm playing a bit with sound fonts ... so dl'd a few to see what I can
do ... too much time on my hands :)
Anyway, I'm wondering if I can tell what instruments are defined in a
file. There must be an indexing program of some kind?
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2 Feb
2 Feb
8:54 a.m.
Am Mittwoch 02 Februar 2011, 02:43:33 schrieb Bob van der Poel:
I'm playing a bit with sound fonts ... so dl'd
a few to see what I can
do ... too much time on my hands :)
Anyway, I'm wondering if I can tell what instruments are defined in a
file. There must be an indexing program of some kind?
libgig from linuxsampler project comes with two tools called sf2dump and sf2text,
both of which spit out quite extensive information on soundfonts.
Hope that helps,
Edgar
5:41 p.m.
libgig from linuxsampler project comes with two tools
called sf2dump and sf2text,
both of which spit out quite extensive information on soundfonts.
Thanks. I found sf2text last night ... yes, it dumps out A LOT of
info. I guess I can filter it since I really just want something like:
0 GrandPiano bank 0 ...
1 ...
etc.
And I'm sure that it's been done before :)
Best,
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7:49 p.m.
On Wed, Feb 02, 2011 at 08:54:09AM +0100, Edgar Aichinger wrote:
Am Mittwoch 02 Februar 2011, 02:43:33 schrieb Bob van
der Poel:
Alternatively,
you can load the soundfont in fluidsynth and then use the
"inst" command to see a list of instruments.
Cheers,
S.M.
I'm playing a bit with sound fonts ... so
dl'd a few to see what I can
do ... too much time on my hands :)
Anyway, I'm wondering if I can tell what instruments are defined in a
file. There must be an indexing program of some kind?
libgig from linuxsampler project comes with two tools called sf2dump and sf2text,
both of which spit out quite extensive information on soundfonts.
Hope that helps,
Edgar
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8:39 p.m.
Alternatively, you can load the soundfont in
fluidsynth and then use the
"inst" command to see a list of instruments.
Oh yes ... that works well. Thanks.
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4 Feb
4 Feb
2:53 a.m.
On 02/03/2011 04:48 AM, S. Massy wrote:
Ye olde vkeybd comes with tool called sftovkb, which just lists the
presets and bank numbers.
libgig from linuxsampler project comes with two tools called sf2dump and sf2text,
both of which spit out quite extensive information on soundfonts.
Alternatively,
you can load the soundfont in fluidsynth and then use the
"inst" command to see a list of instruments.
7:44 p.m.
Ye olde vkeybd comes with tool called sftovkb, which just lists the presets
and bank numbers.
Thanks. Useful to know.
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