I am the author of alphaTab, a web (and .net) based music notation software with playback capabilities. I lately replaced the core of my synthesizer with a .net port of TinySoundFont a single-header C port of your SFZero.
As my work is almost completed, I wanted to inform you about the fact that I use now parts of SFZero within my library and ship it under an own name. I tried to do the attribution to your project as reasonable as possible by:
Including an attribution in the source files that were ported from TinySoundFont
Including an attribution in the final JavaScript file shipped to people.
Including an attribution in the project readme.
From a OSS license perspective my porting should cover all needs but nevertheless I wanted to check with you, if you are also actually fine with the porting and the level of attribution.
In case of doubts feel free to inform me how we can get it to your preferences.
Hi Steve.
I am the author of alphaTab, a web (and .net) based music notation software with playback capabilities. I lately replaced the core of my synthesizer with a .net port of TinySoundFont a single-header C port of your SFZero.
As my work is almost completed, I wanted to inform you about the fact that I use now parts of SFZero within my library and ship it under an own name. I tried to do the attribution to your project as reasonable as possible by:
From a OSS license perspective my porting should cover all needs but nevertheless I wanted to check with you, if you are also actually fine with the porting and the level of attribution.
In case of doubts feel free to inform me how we can get it to your preferences.
Repo Link: https://github.com/coderline/alphatab PR with changes: https://github.com/CoderLine/alphaTab/pull/261