[MacPorts] #52992: fluid-soundfont: add new sound fonts
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Wed Dec 14 17:46:44 CET 2016
#52992: fluid-soundfont: add new sound fonts
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Reporter: mojca | Owner: RJVB
Type: submission | Status: new
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: ports | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
Port: fluid-soundfont-gm_gs fluid- |
soundfont-gu_gs |
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Comment (by mojca):
Replying to [comment:13 RJVB]:
> I'm fine with a separate port for the complete GeneralUser soundfont.
I'd publish them both at the same time though.
Fine with me.
> YMMV, but I find it gives much better sound quality in general than the
soundfonts Debian provides.
I have no clue what Debian provides, so this doesn't help me in any way :)
> I also forgot most of the details of what I did already :-/ but I had a
look at my own TiMidity port. I cannot see any patch or configuration
option to have it expect its config file under ${prefix}/share/timidity so
for now I *presume* that's the default. We'll take that bridge when we get
to it.
It seems to use `/opt/local/share/timidity/timidity.cfg` here. I didn't
test anything else.
> Yes. The only suggestion I have would have (which would speak for
publishing both ports at once) is to integrate with the `port select`
mechanism.
What would be the options? If we use `port select`, then I don't
understand what happens if none is selected. If we are talking about
selecting the font for TiMidity, we could create a port `timidity-config
+freepats [+]fluid` that would only install a single configuration file.
> I see that I have a symlink `000Default.sf2` in my soundfont directory
which allows applications that use alphanumeric sorting of a selection of
soundfont files to pick up a specific one as the preferred soundfont.
I don't understand what this does and how it works.
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Ticket URL: <https://trac.macports.org/ticket/52992#comment:14>
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