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...ut of it, make a nice logo and little banner icons that people can put on web sites and the like. Its about time proprietary formats cease to be used for instrument compression (especially those that don't write clients for other operating systems). Even windows users have experienced this with sfpack, since they recently stopped supporting it. Nothing more annoying then downloading a zip or rar instrument file only to find it has also been compressed with sfark or sfpack. I guess the sfark people deserve some credit, they have at least been promising a Linux client for a few years now (still no...

I posted to this list a couple years back and then again sometime a year ago about using Flac to compress SoundFont instrument files. I never got around to finalizing the specification for that project, and I have since realized that a more generic approach would be better. I registered the "SFFL" Sound Font FLAC application meta data ID. I would like to remove that, since it was never