On Sun, 2006-05-28 at 16:53 +0200, Ismael Valladolid Torres wrote: > Maybe any newcomer to this world of Linux sofware synths won't think > that there isn't a lot of nice programs available, but instead will > note a big lack of sounds with which to feed those programs. > > As an example, only Worra's Place is listed in Linux sampler web site > as a place where to get .gig files. And I definitely think that this > site is, at least, "ugly". Isn't it there any other source of > free/CC/GPL'ed sounds in .gig format? > > Also for fluidsynth. It supports soundfonts but, where to get > free top-quality sounds in this format? Yes, there's Hammer Sound, but > there I've never found nothing more, let's say, sophisticated than > good GM programs. > > Shouldn't it be the way to go for us to drown into Freesound and > create and share free stuff? What to use meanwhile? > > Let's suppose the way to go is to buy commercial sounds. Would you go > for .sf2 or for .gig files? Which one, fluidsynth or linuxsampler do a > better job rendering synth-like sounds? > > Cordially, Ismael There will be something soon, a website where you can upload and download various types of files.. I am not sure exactly when it will be open to the public, but I've talked about it a number of times before, and work is going slowly, but surely. It will be announced here when it is ready.
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