Hello > But once in a while I want to add a single audio file to play, like a movie > quote (for example) or a simple one-shot sound that does not warrant building > a sound font.
If the question is "does Fluidsynth synthesizer are able to play a sound without any soundfont file", the answer is "no". Fluidsynth being a SF2 synthesizer plays sound samples coming from SF2 soundfont. If the sample is defined to be played as a one shot (not lopped), Fluidsynth will play it "one shot". With a soundfont editor you can add a sample coming from a WAV file and add a new preset to play this sample. Doing this seems simpler that doing the job in an other specific audio player. Fluidsynth does't play samples described by SFZs format. Regards jjc > Message du 10/07/18 02:42 > De : "Geoff Plitt" > A : "FluidSynth mailing list" > Copie à : > Objet : [fluid-dev] Play non-soundfont audio files, for one-shots, movie > quotes, etc > > If the answer to this is "no, fluidsynth was not designed for that" I totally understand. > Been playing with it for a while and love it, used several Soundfonts that I liked. > But once in a while I want to add a single audio file to play, like a movie quote (for example) or a simple one-shot sound that does not warrant building a sound font. So: > ===> Does Fluidsynth's roadmap include (or can you right now do) SFZs or one-shot audio playback of, say, WAV files? > If not, I guess I can run a separate audio player in another process/program and trigger it separately, but it would be cool to keep it all within Fluidsynth. _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev
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