Hello David,
yes, the tool is called synthclone. IIRC it is a graphical tool, but I may be
wrong about that. I don't know when it was last updated.
Best wishes,
Jeanette
Mar 3 2023, david has written:
Good evening!
I seem to recall there was an app to clone hardware synths to soundfonts.
Synthclone, synthklone, synclone? I thought it was a command line tool. I
can't find anything in Debian 11 or KXStudio repositories.
It would methodically send MIDI events to the keyboard and record the
resulting audio. I think it also turned the result into soundfonts, but could
be misremembering things.
I'm considering replacing my little old Yahama PSR-225GM keyboard with a good
MIDI controller, but there are some sounds in it that I like better than the
GM equivalents, plus there are its proprietary Yamaha sounds.
Ideas?
Thanks.
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