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Colin Broom wrote:
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Sent: 17 January 2004 20:39
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Sound fonts an
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Sent: 17 January 2004 20:39
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Sound fonts and Mac
>Thanks! It works fine. Now I'd like to find a nice continuo organ
soundfont.
>Dennis
Hav
There is a nice freeware from Pete Yandell called SimpleSynth. You can
access patches from any soundfonts or DLS files found on your system,
and it has a virtual input mode. Launch it, and any app using CoreMidi
will see it and add it to the list of midi outputs. An easy way to
access DLS fi
At 09:39 PM 1/17/04 +0100, d. collins wrote:
>Now I'd like to find a nice continuo organ soundfont.
Find the lovely soundfont "Jeux", a complete pipe organ set, here:
http://members.aol.com/realmac/jeux1.htm
(There's also a .gig file of a massive Belgian organ, but unfortunately I
can't yet afford
You have to have a program that handles soundfonts, or a soundcard that
handles soundfonts. All the CreativeLabs SoundBlaster cards since the
Soundblaster AWE have made use of soundfonts.
Currently, the Reality and Surreal software synths (only work on Win98,
not on WinXP unfortunately) can ma
It is possible to rename any of the available GM soundfonts to be what
Finale2004 ships as its soundfont (first rename the original one so you
can put it back if you want -- the larger the soundfont, the longer the
load time for the program).
On Windows machines it is in the C:\Finale2004\Compo
Dear Hal,
Since Quicktime 5 you can use a soundfont file as a source for the Quicktime
Instruments feature. The files has to be put in the Extensions folder in the
Quicktime folder. Use the control panel to choose the file you want to play
with. I think you have to restart first.
In Mac OS X, ther
On 17 Jan 2004 at 21:39, d. collins wrote:
> Dennis Bathory-Kitsz écrit:
> >The standalone version of VSampler does this. (I use LiveSynth Pro,
> >but it is no longer available.) These appear as Midi devices to the
> >system, and -- after loading a sample set into VSampler; it comes
> >with severa
You can use soundfonts directly with Quicktime, and that will work with any
version of Finale for Speaker playback. However, it is not possible as far
as I know to use sounds from several soundfonts for this, you need one
complete set.
Johannes
On 17.01.2004 18:29 Uhr, Harold Owen wrote
> I know
At 06:49 PM 1/17/04 +0100, d. collins wrote:
>If I may add my own question to this thread: what software does one need to
>use soundfounts directly through a midi keyboard on a PC? I.e. to simply
>play on the keyboard using these soundfonts.
The standalone version of VSampler does this. (I use L
At 10:04 AM -0500 1/17/04, David H. Bailey wrote:
http://www.personalcopy.com/home.htm
has some very nice (huge, but nice) soundfonts that have good string
sounds as well as good woodwind and brass sounds.
The soundfonts on that site are all free.
Dear Listers,
I know that sound fonts can be us
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