On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, Steve Langasek wrote:
> For my own edification, could you please explain how I would create a sound
> font in swami?  I could only find options to import existing sound fonts.

Hi,

You can create new soundfonts with file->new within swami.

> > There are also soundfonts at freepats:
> > http://freepats.opensrc.org/sf2/rhodes/, for example.
>
> And freepats is also packaged, so if it's compatible, I see no reason why
> fluidsynth should be regarded as inappropriate for main (or even buggy, if
> it can also be used with swami to create new fonts).
>

Me neither, but there is definitely a lack of good, free soundfonts.
I don't think that moving fluidsynth to contrib and
therefore removing part of the tools to make soundfonts would help the
cause.

The freepats as distributed in Debian are not compatible with fluidsynth,
so what remains to be done is to package the soundfonts from the freepats
site and clear their licenses (which I fear is not that easy).

> Do any of the other TC members disagree?  If not, I'll draft a quick
> resolution upholding the maintainer's decision and then we can get back to
> arguing about ndiswrapper :-)

Yes :)

Guenter


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