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Important note 2: If you cannot hear any sound when running the play functions, this is because some IDE won't wait till the pygame's playback ends, they will stops the whole process after all of the code are executed without waiting for the playback.

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Important note 1: the required python package musicpy is updated very frequently, so please regularly update musicpy by running pip install - upgrade musicpy This Linux compatible version of sf2_loader is tested on Ubuntu 18.04.5. Update: () The Linux compatible version is ready, the installation and configuration of Linux compatible version is at the installation section of this readme. This macOS compatible version of sf2_loader is tested on Catalina 10.15.5. Update: () The macOS compatible version is ready, the installation and configuration of Linux compatible version is at the installation section of this readme. Update: () After many updates, currently the latest version is all compatible with Windows, Linux and macOS, so no compatible version is needed anymore, on Linux and macOS you just need to pip install sf2 loader the same as in Windows, and then you need to install fluidsynth and ffmpeg separately on Linux and macOS, the installation instruction is updated.

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For Windows version, this package is tested on Windows 10. This package is currently being tested on Windows, Linux and macOS. This sf2 loader is compatible with both 32-bit and 64-bit python versions, for python >= 3.6, so be sure your installed python version match the requirements for this package to use. However, I still recommend you to learn about musicpy, even not to consider music programming and analysis, it could also be very useful for MIDI files editing and reconstructing. If you are not familiar with musicpy data structures and is not willing to learn it in recent times, you can also straightly using MIDI files as input to the sf2 loader, and export the rendered audio files using the loaded soundfont files. In fact, this project borns with my attempt at making muscipy's daw module being able to load soundfont files to play and export audio files. Besides of playing music with the loaded soundfonts files, I also write an audio renderer in the sf2 loader, which could render the audio from the loaded soundfont files with the input musicpy data structures and output as audio files, you can choose the output format, such as wav, mp3, ogg, and output file names, sample width, frame rate, channels and so on.

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If you have already learned how to use musicpy to build notes, chords and pieces, you can straightly pass them to the sf2 loader and let it play what you write. This sf2 loader is heavily combined with musicpy, which is one of my most popular project, focusing on music programming and music analysis and composition.

Pause, unpause and stop current playing sounds.

Export notes, chords, pieces and MIDI files.

Play notes, chords, pieces and MIDI files.

Change current channel, soundfont id, bank number and preset number.

The representation of the soundfont loader.

For more functionalities that this soundfont loader provides, please continue reading.

Loading as much soundfont files as you can.

Play or export the whole piece of music as audio files with custom audio effects.Play or export audio files for each note in a pitch range for any instruments in the soundfont files.Listen to every preset in every bank in the soundfont files that are loaded using very simple syntax.Load any soundfont files, including sf2 and sf3.This is a python package for handling SoundFont files, it has the following functionality: This is probably the most handy soundfont loader, player and renderer via pure programming at the time I am writing now (9). This is an easy-to-use soundfonts loader, player and audio renderer in python.