On Thu, Dec 01, 2011 at 07:00:46PM -0800, I wrote: > TimGM6mb: 5.72 MB > [...] > This is currently available as a Haiku optional package. > It is the smallest of the set, but definitely has deficiencies. It seems to > sound a bit harsher generally than the bigger ones, and four instruments -- > the accordion, harmonica, bandoneon, and whistle (22, 23, 24, and 79) are > unlistenable. As Ingo pointed out that this is included in alpha-3, I felt that those bad voices ought to be fixed. I've now done so. They probably aren't perfect yet, but they're definitely usable, which they weren't before. I took TimGMSoundFont-2010-06-16.zip from thaiku.files.org, and updated it to TimGMSoundFont-2011-12-11.zip. In the process I reorganized things a bit, in a hopefully acceptable way. It seemed to me that having big_synth.sy in the 'system' hierarchy means that it should not be intended to be user-modifiable. Yet if the user wants to install a different font, they have to delete the original link (getting the scary warning pop-up in the process...!) before making a new one. So I have moved the TimGM6mb file to /boot/common/data/synth/ and put a 'big_synth.sy' link to it in the same directory. The /boot/system/data/synth/big_synth.sy now points to that *other* big_synth.sy, so it never needs to be changed -- the user just alters the secondary link. At some point, as I mentioned, I think the names should be changed to something better -- it seems wrong to have anything in 'system' at all for this purpose -- but for now BSynth needs it there. Now, how do I get the revised zip into the optionalpackages site? For the moment, I've put it at: http://goodeveca.net/haiku/TimGMSoundFont-2011-12-11.zip So maybe someone can check it out? Thanks, -- Pete --