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The default SoundFont is used whenever an "unknown" midi file is loaded for which there is no SoundFont information available.

You can change the SoundFont later on (go to the File. SynthFont will ask you to do it the first time you run it. The first thing to do before loading a midi file is to select the default SoundFont. (Note the buttons in the toolbar above the tracks list!) These settings, and many more, can be stored in an Arrangement file. One major feature of SynthFont is that it very easy to assign different SoundFonts to difference MIDI channels and also any SoundFont Preset of your choice to a particular MIDI program in a MIDI track. In fact, if you only want to render audio files (".WAV" files) you don't even need a sound card. With SynthFont (1 or 2) you do not need any particular sound card. Read more about SynthFont2 here, Much what is said here about SynthFont here is also valid for SynthFont2, and will not be repeated in the tutorial for SynthFont2, so it is a good idea to start here. SynthFont is the original version of SynthFont and has now a younger sibling, SynthFont2, which is not freeware. SynthFont is a free tool for playing MIDI files making use of SoundFonts ("SF2" files) or other sound files in formats like DLS, GIGA, 404, GUS.