On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 10:02:39PM +0000, Syl Morrison wrote:
> Thanks for the link and info Pete, knew it sounded to simple, I was purely
> basing that on the way a C++ lib called SF2Cute lets you write soundfonts
> (essentially make an SFSample object, make zone for it, and add to preset,
> repeat) so at one point I have a vector of SampleZones with the sample data
> as part of them!
> 
Yr Welcome...  But thanks in turn for the reference to SF2Cute!
Hadn't heard of that.  Have to check it out.  I have Swami on Linux,
but I've never really used it due to its complexity.  (Except once
to fix a faulty instrument in the TimGM font.)

On somewhat the same subject, does anyone know the history
of the soundfonts in the "examples" folder with the manual?
Using the "strings" command I found names that let me track
down the originals (like "Florestan Soundfonts") but the examples
are all severely cut down from their sources.  Also, strangely,
the originals have names that begin with the instrument number
of the sound; the examples also begin with numbers... that bear
no relation to the instrument!  Anyone know why?

	-- Pete--

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