No Sf2 player included with download

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Hi, I just dowloaded LMMS but apparently the soundfont player is not in my instrument plugins list. I looked around online and it said that I had to change the default soundfont file in settings - paths tab, but I can't find that option. Help?
RickyRister wrote:Hi, I just dowloaded LMMS
Welcome to the forum RickyRister! First, For you all important links:
http://lmms.io/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4740

You are on a linux distro? am i right?
Im not a linux expert, but i know that the distro is important
Did you find yours here:
https://lmms.io/download/#linux

There has been reports about Mint (i believe) not installing with sf2 support, but what are your setup?
please post your:
* OS (+service-pack-ver)
* lmms vers /distro /orrigin
I'm on mac.

OS X El Capitan (version 10.11.2)

LMMS version: 1.1.3
I have no idea what distro/orrigin is
Ahh MAC -sorry neither sf or vst is supported on MAC.
MAC is pretty much still a wip
I believe its also listed in wiki, but sorry.
There is some improvements focused on MAC, so you should not drop lmms, but wait for our new release
Then is there another way for me to install instrument samples?
RickyRister wrote:Then is there another way for me to install instrument samples?
Try the Audio File Processor.
If any of your instrument samples are wav. or ogg. you'll be able to open it, in Audio File Processor. :)
brandystarbrite wrote: Try the Audio File Processor AFP.
That will not work, because of length against pitch, unless you create a whole sample pack of correct lenght-to-pitch samples, with audacity.

You 'can' use a sample & AFP, but only with extreme short audio-samples (msekd samples)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrTyzMo3VU4
musikbear wrote:
brandystarbrite wrote: Try the Audio File Processor AFP.
That will not work, because of length against pitch, unless you create a whole sample pack of correct lenght-to-pitch samples, with audacity.

You 'can' use a sample & AFP, but only with extreme short audio-samples (msekd samples)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrTyzMo3VU4
Oh my. Thanks for that reminder musikbear.
I guess I forgot to mention that too.
So... I'm pretty sure that wasn't an answer to my question of "Is there a way for me to install instrument samples? "
No, not you do not create a pitch-perfect sample library in a software like audacity, but i do not know if there is a MAC version. If not you have to get a MAC program that can do the same. Here you should ask for assistance on a MAC music forum, cause i do not know how this is done by MAC users.
We are in dire need of MAC knowledge / A MAC superuser here on our board. There are several MAC questions that never has answered