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Last updated: January 8, 2004.
FluidGUI is a graphical front-end for the FluidSynth software
synthesizer. FluidGUI is free, developed under the GNU GPL,
and written/maintained by Ken
Ellinwood.
FluidGUI makes using FluidSynth easier to use by exposing common
operations in a graphical user interface. Experiment with
various settings, sound fonts, and presets without typing a single
command! Persist the configuration to a file and save the
trouble of having to reconfigure the synth next time.
Features
- Manage all command-line options and settings of FluidSynth
graphically.
- Load soundfonts via file-open dialogs.
- View loaded sound fonts (with banks and presets) in a tree view.
- Unload soundfonts.
- Assign channels via drag-and-drop or copy-and-paste from the
sound font tree to the channel table.
- Listen to presets via a virtual keyboard.
- Save the current configuration to a file (saves options,
settings, sound font list, and channel assigments).
- Load a previously saved configuration file.
- Last saved/loaded configuration is loaded by default at startup.
Requirements/Limitations
FluidGUI requires that you install (or have installed) Java
version 1.4 or better. The Java run-time software is
available for no-charge from Sun
Microsystems.
FluidGUI currently only works on Linux due to limitations in the
Windows and Mac versions of FluidSynth.
Screen Shots
Manage
settings
Manage
sound fonts and channel assignments
Virtual
keyboard
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Version
0.8.3 - released June 18, 2004
Project Page
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/fluidgui