Computer's MIDI synthesizer > Soundfont

[Grayburg]

Does anyone have a link to that program that creates a .sf2 from your computer's MIDI synth? I'm not sure how to search for it again.

[Meteo Xavier]

I've never heard of that program. You mean it takes the .mid samples in your computer already and makes a soundfont out of it?

[SnappleMan]

I think he means like a program that'll download the sounds from your microsoft GS wavetable synth and creating a soundfont from it.

[Meteo Xavier]

That's what I meant too. I've never heard of it, but I'll be looking for it too because that sounds pretty badass - not to mention the possibilities of others posting theirs.

Edit: This looks like a start at least: http://win984u.webs.com/synthsfordownload.htm

[Grayburg]

Yeah, SnappleMan worded it better than I could.

IIRC, my computer created some pos 28mb sf2.

I miss it ;_;

[Ivan Hakštok]

http://www.synthfont.com/Downloads.html

Download Viena, open the gm.dls file in your Windows/system32/drivers folder and convert it to sf2.

[SnappleMan]

I thought viena only worked if you had an SBlive installed?

[Grayburg]

Wow. That should be it. TY

3mb gm bank; get hype

[Ivan Hakštok]

I thought viena only worked if you had an SBlive installed?

Well apparently not, it worked on my laptop with the built-in soundcard without any problems.

[Anorax]

whoa, that's how you do it?

Be right back