Applications

List of applications using FluidSynth

• aisings.com - automatic AI based music generation site that pulls influence from example music.
• ANMP - multi-channel, loop-able video game music player for audiophiles and nerds
• Ardour - DAW, comes bundled with a-fluidsynth LV2 plugin.
• Audacious - Open source audio player for Linux, BSD derivatives and Microsoft Windows.
• https://beatscratch.io - BeatScratch uses FluidSynth for playback on Android.
• Beeano Midi - MIDI player and converter for Windows.
• Denemo - front end for LilyPond music typesetter.
• eplayOrgan - Windows, Mac and Linux multipurpose organ.
• FluidGUI - graphical front end for FluidSynth by Ken Ellinwood.
• FluidPatcher - A Python wrapper combining instrument settings, router rules, etc. into patches. Useful for performance or creating unique sound combinations.
• FluidPi - Headless synth for Raspberry Pi. So minimal it works from console, controlled using a web server written in bash!
• Fluidsynth-DSSI - DSSI front end for FluidSynth.
• FluidSynthGUI - windows software sampler based on FluidSynth engine. Select your midi input device, assign sound fonts to channels, and play!
• Gluid - mini FluidSynth front end for the system tray.
• Hachiko - A tool creating pitch timeline from keystroke.
• jOrgan - java virtual organ utilizing FluidSynth for pipe sound generation.
• juicysfplugin - macOS AU/VST plugin + standalone app for rendering MIDI input through soundfont. JUCE framework.
• KMid - featured KDE4 MIDI/karaoke player.
• LilypondToBandVideoConverter: a generator for notation backing track videos from lilypond files orchestrating lilypond, fluidsynth, sox and ffmpeg.
• LMMS - free and open-source cross-platform digital audio workstation.
• MidiEditor - midi editor for Linux.
• MidiGurdy - Electronic musical instrument (hurdy-gurdy) using FluidSynth as internal synthesizer
• MonAMI - universal sensor framework, with a FluidSynth reporting plugin.
• MusE - Linux Music Editor by Werner Schweer, a multi-track sequencer and audio application.
• MuseScore - free music composition & notation software.
• mt32-pi - a baremetal kernel for the Raspberry Pi that turns it into a MIDI synthesizer, based on Munt and FluidSynth.
• PianoBooster - MIDI File Player that teaches you how to play the piano.
• pygame - multi media library for the python language. Uses fluidsynth to play midi music, mostly on linux.
• Radium - music editor inspired by the tracker interface.
• QSynth - Qt front end for FluidSynth brought to you by Rui Capela.
• Quote2Note - Translates stock quotes into musical notes.
• ScoreDate - open source software written in Java that helps musicians to learn music reading and ear training.
• ScummVM - program which allows you to run certain classic graphical point-and-click adventure games.
• SoundFont-Midi-Player - Android MIDI player app with fast switching of SoundFont files.
• Swami - collection of software projects for editing and sharing instruments by Josh Green (also the current maintainer of FluidSynth).
• The Miditzer - computer program for PC's that lets you recreate a Wurlitzer Style 216 theater organ.
• TuxGuitar - multi-track guitar tablature editor and player that supports many tablature file formats.
• ViPiano - virtual MIDI Piano Keyboard with FluidSynth for Sailfish OS.
• VLC - highly portable multimedia player for various audio and video formats.
• VMPK & FluidSynth - virtual MIDI Piano Keyboard with FluidSynth for MeeGo Harmattan devices (Nokia N9 and N950).
• XunScore - A music notation software.
• Z-Maestro - Windows application which aims to be similar to Apple Garageband by Zachary Northrup.

Feel free to add your application to this page if it uses FluidSynth.