I have an instrument program written in python that creates 88 .wav files for a set of instruments. I am trying to convert these .wave files to .sf2 so that I can read it into a piano program I stumbled across. Are there ways to do this using code on python or other languages? I've seen a lot of posts that convert .sf2 to .wav but not the reverse.
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If Google search didn't return any good results then I'm afraid you have to write all the code and reverse engineer the soundfont format yourself. The package `sf2utils` is not of any help to you? – Elmex80s Feb 16 '17 at 15:35
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I was only able to find expensive software or ones that don' work on macs. I'm not sure how to start using sf2utils since it takes in .sf2 files as input. – Daniel George Feb 16 '17 at 15:46
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My advice: if it is only one sf2 you need to create then search for someone who can do it for you on one of the many music producer forums out there. (or spend the $) – Elmex80s Feb 16 '17 at 15:52