Load in your soundfont, and it'll bring that one up whenever you import a new. (If you want to set a favorite Soundfont as the default so you don't get that annoying popup, go to Edit -> Settings -> Directories (the big folder icon) -> Scroll down to "Default soundfont file" and click the folder icon there. Play around with them and don't be afraid to mix and match. For instance, the TG Grand Piano in TGSF21x is excellent, as is the oboe from Fluid. Pick one, and away you go! Each GM bank has its own set of sounds, and will have instruments that are good and others that aren't as strong.
That'll bring up a list of all the available instruments in your soundfont. If not, or if you want to change it, click on the wrench button by "patch". It should automatically load the instrument the original file was played in. Click the pink folder icon by "file" and find your soundfont file. Save it to a folder where you can find it later.Ĭlick on the button with the pink sf2 on it next to your midi track. The easiest way to resolve this issue is to find a GM bank soundfont online (There are a few good freebies at, , /pages/soundfonts.html, and /soundfonts.html). This is because they use different GM banks.) LMMS, because you can use so many different kinds of instruments, doesn't have a default GM bank pre-loaded into it.
(You may notice that your file sounds different in different sound players. Most sound player programs such as iTunes have their own GM banks that load automatically. mid file, the program you're playing it with uses a set of instruments known as a GM bank (General MIDI bank).
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