Tom:
Thanks for the quick answer.
That was what I originally tried, but it generates something like the
following:
(Name "2GMGS E-mu Rev N")
(SoundFont 2 1)
(SamplePos 174 1832794)
(InfoPos 24 130)
(Presets 328 (
(0 "Piano 1" (preset 0) (bank 0) (
(layer
(initialFilterFc -1768 2 Hz)
(delayLfo1 10154 352545 msec)
(freqLfo1 -1198 4092 mHz)
(instrument 0 "Piano 1"))
))
(1 "Piano 2" (preset 1) (bank 0) (
(layer
(freqLfo1 -1476 3485 mHz)
(instrument 1 "Piano 2"))
))
(2 "Piano 3" (preset 2) (bank 0) (
(layer
(initAtten 41 41 cB)
(decayEnv1 -7354 14 msec)
(decayEnv2 -1162 511 msec)
(instrument 2 "Piano 3"))
This is a very different format than the text I originally got from some
utility program, months ago.
I didn't see any options in the man-page for sf2text that appeared to
control its output format.
I am wondering if the reason I can't find the utility program is because
the program has been changed to do something different.
- Aere
On Thu, 2012-08-02 at 16:49 -0400, Tom Breton (Tehom) wrote:
> > All:
> >
> > I am embarrassed to have to ask this, but many months ago, I knew of a
> > utility program on Linux that would read a soundfont (.sf2) file, and
> > produce a text file from it defining the voices contained in the
> > soundfont.
> >[...]
> > Do any of you, by chance, know the name of that Linux utility program?
>
> That sounds like sf2text
>
> Tom Breton (Tehom)
>
>
--
Sincerely,
Aere
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