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The classic software synthesizer for Linux is [http://timidity.sf.net TiMidity++], but the latest release is from 2004. It requires sound samples in ''GUS'' or ''SF2'' format. It can be used independently as a player, but if you want to use it in conjunction with other ALSA sequencer compatible programs, you must provide the "-iA" option, for example:

The classic software synthesizer for Linux is TiMidity++, but the latest release is from 2004. It requires sound samples in GUS or SF2 format. It can be used independently as a player, but if you want to use it in conjunction with other ALSA sequencer compatible programs, you must provide the "-iA" option, for example: