Software synthesizers coming with MusE
From MusE Wiki
If you want to test MusE without external gear you can use this synthesizers. Most are not complex but will give you very good possibilities to explore MusE and it's features. If you want complexer synthesizers you should have a look at our Tools and Links pages.
Vam
Screenshot(s)
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/pic/muse_synths/vam.png
Infos
This synth aims to be a very basic synthesizer. After some time playing with this one you'll see it's features and limitations.
Demo music
Organ
Screenshot(s)
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/pic/muse_synths/organ.png
Infos
This is a very nice little organ-like synthesizer. It's kept easy but will give you the possibility to play organ sounds right after you have successfully installed MusE.
You should check aeolus if you want to create authentic Cathedral Organ sounds, look in the Tools section for more details.
Note: One problem with this synth is that you can't save presets and MusE won't save your settings on exit. So after you reload your Project you have to guess the right values. Creating a screenshot can help ;-)
Demo music
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/music/organ_demo.ogg (c) by the MusE Project Core Team
S1
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Infos
The primary aim here is for developers. Looking at the source you can get an idea how softsynths can be integrated.
Demo music
fluid
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This is more or less a console client with a graphical sf2 (sound font) chooser.
Infos
Demo music
fluidsynth
Screenshot(s)
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/pic/muse_synths/fluidsynth.png
Infos
Demo music
deicsonze
Screenshot(s)
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/pic/muse_synths/deicsonze.png
Infos
Demo music
simpledrums
Screenshot(s)
http://www.muse-sequencer.org/pic/muse_synths/simpledrums.png
