**FluidSynth** is a Real-Time SoundFont Software Synthesizer (see https://www.fluidsynth.org and https://github.com/FluidSynth/fluidsynth). The latest at the time of writing is v 2.2.7!
This is a modification of https://github.com/porres/pd-fluid
first build **fluidsynth**! Download sources from https://github.com/FluidSynth/fluidsynth/releases and get the following dependencies (shown for Debian)
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The result can be uploaded to Deken, since it runs also on systems where the fluidsynth library is not installed.
Thanks to the **authors of fluidsynth** (https://github.com/FluidSynth/fluidsynth/blob/master/AUTHORS). Also thanks for those who worked on previous externals that loads fluid synth, such as **Larry Troxler**, author of the [iiwu~] external, which was the basis of the [fluid~] external by **Frank Barknecht** in [04/04/2003]. **Jonathan Wilkes** Ported [fluid~] from Flext/C++ to Pd's API using plain C/pdlibbuilder. **Albert Gräf** expanded the functionality of the object to take more MIDI messages. More thanks to **IOhannes Zmölnig** for the magical script that copies the dynamic libraries into the external folder and links them correctly. Thanks to **Lucas Cordiviola** and **Roman Haefeli** for helping on how to build for windows/Linux and **others from the pd-list** that also helped.
Thanks to the **authors of fluidsynth** (https://github.com/FluidSynth/fluidsynth/blob/master/AUTHORS). Also thanks for those who worked on previous externals for Pd that loads fluidsynth, such as **Larry Troxler**, author of the [iiwu~] external, which was the basis of the [fluid~] external by **Frank Barknecht** in [04/04/2003]. **Jonathan Wilkes** Ported [fluid~] from Flext/C++ to Pd's API using plain C/pdlibbuilder. **Albert Gräf** expanded the functionality of the object to take more MIDI messages. More thanks to **IOhannes Zmölnig** for the magical script that copies the dynamic libraries into the external folder and links them correctly. Thanks to **Lucas Cordiviola** and **Roman Haefeli** for helping on how to build for windows/Linux and **others from the pd-list** that also helped.