[linux-audio-user] how good are soundfonts and where do I find them?

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> So far I found the "FluidR3 GM.SF2" (142M), how does that compare to
> what's outthere?

I can't say I've used a *lot* of soundfonts, but from the ones I've 
used, this one sounds the best. But (I personally) found the sterio 
panning of the samples to be a hinderance. It gives me less control of 
the "left/right spectrum". I've had to set all the panning effects to 
the middle. And then there's the issue of "do I merge the two ("left 
sample" and "right sample") as one sample. Or do I use the best sounding 
sample of the two" (to knock the size down *a lot*). It's been a lot of 
work (and it's not done), but I have a lot more control over panning 
with the "mono version".

That covers "recoding my own music". But also, I find that other 
people's midi files were created with "mono fonts" so the panning is 
weird when played back with the FluidR3 GM.SF2 soundfont.

BTW... Why would anyone put a space in a file name? Isn't this just 
asking for trouble?

Rocco


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