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I'm not sure why this page was flagged for notability. FluidSynth is one of the two serious audio synthesisers for Linux (the other being TiMidity++). It is recommended by several sources, including the Fedora user's guide (which has a detailed overview of how it works and how to use it), and it has an active developer community. I don't think the article is lacking any references: sources are cited and they are sufficient to show third-party interest in the project. Therefore, I am removing the notability template.— Preceding unsigned comment added by MattGiuca ( talk • contribs) 08:10, 04 August 2011 (UTC) reply