Hello
I would like to use a particular *.sf2 soundfont under Linux, maybe with Fluidsynth or with the [fluid~] Pd object (by Frank Barknecht). Unfortunately, this soundfont is downladable as a *.sfpack compressed archive. I can unpack it under Windows, but do you know any program that would do this under Linux ? That would save a data CD :)
Thanks,
-j
Le 7 Juin 2004 09:16, julien.breval@tremplin-utc.net a écrit :
Unfortunately, this soundfont is downladable as a *.sfpack compressed archive. I can unpack it under Windows, but do you know any program that would do this under Linux ? That would save a data CD :)
Use some windows emulation software to run the unpacking application. Wine should work. -- Marc
Hallo, Marc Lavallée hat gesagt: // Marc Lavallée wrote:
Le 7 Juin 2004 09:16, julien.breval@tremplin-utc.net a écrit :
Unfortunately, this soundfont is downladable as a *.sfpack compressed archive. I can unpack it under Windows, but do you know any program that would do this under Linux ? That would save a data CD :)
Use some windows emulation software to run the unpacking application. Wine should work.
Yes, or use dosemu/dosbox for some dos utils. But I recently read something about a native linux sf2-unpacker on http://www.linux-sound.org/
Yes, here it is: http://melodymachine.com/sfark.htm
But it won't decompress sfpack. :( So for that you probably need Wine
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