Ash Taylor updates SFLT free SoundFont player plugin to v0.9 (incl. macOS support) https://rekkerd.org/ash-taylor-updates-sflt-free-soundfont-player-plugin-to-v0-9-incl-macos-support/
Ash Taylor updates SFLT free SoundFont player plugin to v0.9 (incl. macOS support) https://rekkerd.org/ash-taylor-updates-sflt-free-soundfont-player-plugin-to-v0-9-incl-macos-support/
The best Remix album ever created gets the remake treatment it's always deserved.
#LinkinPark #Reanimation #Mario64 #Mario #SuperMario #Nintendo #Nintendo64 #SoundFont #Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ulZfDhmsUU

SF2 Player by Bertom Audio 🎛️
SoundFont 2 player w/ modulators, envelopes, LFOs, chorus, reverb. Low CPU, real-time optimized.
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Gigachad theme Super Mario 64 REMIX
メモ:Kitrinx/SC55_Soundfontにはpartial1の書き出しに問題があって一部の音色が正しく再現できない
https://github.com/Kitrinx/SC55_Soundfont/blob/main/main.c#L1490
ここの `ins->parts[0].part_index` を `ins->parts[1].part_index` に書き換えると多分直る
Hello Soundfonts (part 1) ITB vs OTB complexity
Hello Soundfonts - Introduction
Any .sf2 soundfont users around here? Is that already horribly old-school? (I've already found plenty of .sf2s that play shitty and/or sound like crap.)
MT32-Pi on my EuroRack MiniDexed PCB
This is great. I was asked by Michel (mragutlich) if I knew how to build MT32-Pi to configure it for my MiniDexed EuroRack PCB but I don’t and there isn’t a lot of information apparently on how to build it from source.
So I offered my Rebuilding my Ability to Build MiniDexed post which talks about getting to the point of being able to build MiniDexed and as both synths run on circle, figured that would be a pretty good starting point.
And then Michel came back to me with a complete set of instructions for Ubuntu and I’ve just run through them – and they work great.
So massive thanks to Michel, this is how you could get MT32-Pi running on my MiniDexed EuroRack PCB.
https://makertube.net/w/2xzd8b4RPDPX1YJL3CpA57
Warning! I strongly recommend using old or second hand equipment for your experiments. I am not responsible for any damage to expensive instruments!
Previous posts on MT32-Pi:
If you are new to microcontrollers and single board computers, see the Getting Started pages.
Parts list
Building MT32-Pi on Ubuntu
Here are Michel’s instructions that worked for me.
Setup a Ubuntu 20.4 LTS system.There were a couple of tweaks I needed. First of, the mt32_inistaller.sh script has to be run as root. This will go through and ask you to choose the SD card to format and install and so on.
At some point you will need some MT32 ROMs. There are details of how to do that on the original MT32-Pi project here: https://github.com/dwhinham/mt32-pi?tab=readme-ov-file#-quick-start-guide
In addition to the aforementioned “encoder_reversed” setting in the mt32-pi.cfg file there are a couple of other options I find used (many of these were already set up by the installer):
[system]I think those were the major changes.
I installed a single “new” ROM and a PCM ROM. The default soundfont is already installed. And that was essentially that.
The first time I tried it, I’d forgotten to copy over the kernel8.img file, so that took a moment to figure out! But apart from that it was all pretty straight forward for me. Many of the packages to install at the start were already there and up to date, so that didn’t take too long and the build itself was again fairly straight forward.
Closing Thoughts
A big thanks to Michel for asking the question, then figuring out the answer, and most importantly sending me the instructions and permission to post them here.
This is a great additional option for my PCB 🙂
The video shows the MT32-Pi in Soundfont mode playing a MIDI file of Khachaturian’s Masquerade Waltz.
It is great to have a full General MIDI Soundfont device in EuroRack format.
Kevin