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Using fluidsynth, can you open a midi file with a soundfont (sf2) and export the file into a .wav or a mp3 or some sort of flattened audio file?

I know you can use the -T flag which seems to export into a specified type of file but when I run fluidsynth -T wav GeneralUser.sf2 composition.midi it does not export anything when I quit the program.

Maxwell Banks
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Given a midi file, you can create a wav file from it with a given sound font. In my Ubuntu bash shell I do it by typing below:

fluidsynth /opt/sf2/Chateau_Grand-v2.1.sf2 -F /tmp/test.wav /tmp/test.midi

The recorded output is /tmp/test.wav. I have my personal MIDI recording using a Korg microKEY 49 and converted it into a record.wav I uploaded here

daparic
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