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Hey guys, it's not something I've had occasion to play with in a long, long time but I've found myself toying with fluidsynth on slackware64-current. Does slackware not ship with a soundfont file for it?
Also, does anyone have any recommendations for a good soundfont. I'm currently trying out FluidR3-GM taken from debian and it seems reasonable. Are there any nicer ones?
Last edited by GazL; 05-18-2019 at 05:18 AM.
Reason: typo
Yes, that's the one I mentioned above. If you notice the homepage listed it's over at debian. I found one called GeneralUser-GS which seems reasonable too.
I have 69 different sound-fonts at 1326 MB for fluidsynth locally available. Most of them I found on the web to download from different locations. Lots of nice and interesting sounds.
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