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A Sound Font bank (or Sound Font-compatible bank) contains both the digital audio samples which have been captured from a sound source, and the instructions to the wavetable synthesizer on how to articulate this sound based on the musical or sonic context as expressed by [[MIDI]] (called articulation data). A Sound Font bank also contains information about the creation and intended use of the particular bank. Josh Green has a good introduction to the Sound Font technology at http://swami.sourceforge.net/sfont_intro.php and an FAQ is at http://www.soundfont.com/faqs.html. The free technical specification for the 2.01 version of DLS SoundFont can be downloaded from http://www.soundfont.com/documents/sfspec21.pdf. To play MIDI, you need soundfonts. You can use hardware or virtual (software emulation) soundfonts. See also: * http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/SoundFont ---- CategorySound CategoryFileFormat CategoryRedundant: merge with [[MIDI]] |
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