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Best app for creating SF2 soundfonts?

dblondedblonde
in General App Discussion

There are many good players but are there any that I can use to make soundfonts from my own samples?
Would really like to hear of something :)

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  • McDMcD

    @dblonde said:
    There are many good players but are there any that I can use to make soundfonts from my own samples?
    Would really like to hear of something :)

    I recall that there’s NOT an IOS app to create SF2’s… there’s a free one for Mac/Windows called “Polyphone”.
    But I would love to find out there is such an app now.

  • wimwim
    edited December 2025

    @dblonde said:
    There are many good players but are there any that I can use to make soundfonts from my own samples?
    Would really like to hear of something :)

    I can't think of any SF2 creator on iPadOS/iOS.

    You can make SFZ format sound fonts with isFizz by editing a text file. It's fairly simple for basic playing back of a single sample per note. It gets a more complicated if you want to do more than that. It's a interesting standard to learn though. You can do some amazing things all by editing text files.

    There is PolyPhone on desktop, but tbh, I can't stand it.

  • Robin2Robin2

    @dblonde said:
    There are many good players but are there any that I can use to make soundfonts from my own samples?
    Would really like to hear of something :)

    Also, if sfz will do rather than soundfont, there is Folder to SFZ Converter from Versilian Studios.

    https://versilian-studios.com/sfzconverter/

    I’ve successfully used it to create an sfz with multiple velocity layers so it can’t be that difficult to use.

    It says it’s platform agnostic but requires Java 8+; I’m not sure whether that means it’ll run on iOS or not?

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