ALSA MIDI: Sound fonts for NVIDIA/NForce Soundstorm on-board sound
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ALSA MIDI: Sound fonts for NVIDIA/NForce Soundstorm on-board sound
I have an on-board NVidia/NForce Soundstorm chipset for my sound and I am wondering whether there are any sound fonts for this chipset.
I am using Gentoo with ALSA sound and wanted to install MIDI support. If possible using the hardware synth support or else use TImidity++ and use its default sound patches as a second option. The second option is really not my preferred option, so if anybody could help me with the first option, I'd be very glad.
I just wonder if anybody could point me to where I can download the sound font/patches for this chipset (if supported).
I have googled around, but I cannot seem to find any relevant hits for this.
A wavetable is a set of samples (recordings) that can be used for making more realstic sounding synth sounds.
see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wavetable for more info
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