this is a question that is probably better answered at the linuxsampler.org forums (or maillists); IIRC the "Edit" button is configured as default to raise the gigedit editor, which provides its own LS plugin for this very purpose, and of course is rigged to handle GIG files only.
IOW. for editing SF2 or SFZ files, someone has to provide the corresponding LS plugin to interface the desired editor application (swami in your case); AFAIK there's none found in the wild.
hi,
this is a question that is probably better answered at the linuxsampler.org forums (or maillists); IIRC the "Edit" button is configured as default to raise the gigedit editor, which provides its own LS plugin for this very purpose, and of course is rigged to handle GIG files only.
IOW. for editing SF2 or SFZ files, someone has to provide the corresponding LS plugin to interface the desired editor application (swami in your case); AFAIK there's none found in the wild.
hyu.