VST instruments can also be used instead of a sound source file. A midi file is different from - for instance - an MP3 file in that the file does not contain any audio data. Instead, the file is a collection of notes and instructions for how to play them. SynthFont combines this data with the audio data in a SoundFont to produce ("render") an audio version of the song.
Features<br support for multiple MIDI signatures<br smooth playback scrolling of the Pianoroll<br support for creating one more compressed audio format: M4A, based on the free AAC format<br support for creating compressed audio files using Variable Bit Rate<br support for multiple CPU cores<br support for some Windows 7/8/10 enhancements<br a new combined SoundFont Override and Bank Manager: you can give SynthFont a number of SoundFonts and folders in which to search for banks missing in the default SoundFont<br support for SoundFont modulators<br VU meters for the MIDI channels<br many more MIDI editing features<br function to quickly detee the maximum loudness of a song<br MIDI data can be saved in the Arrangement file<br support for mega-size MIDI files<br unlimited voice count<br Visual Styles
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