I can't import the soundfonts on Logic Pro

You import your SoundFonts into a SoundFont Player, such as FontStack by 4Pockets. It runs both stand-alone and as a plug-in in a MIDI track. FontStack has some really good file management capabilities and includes some good SoundFonts, which are an optional install (at any time). Plus, the documentation includes links to more sources of SoundFonts.

Here it is being used in a MIDI track in the latest Logic Pro in Full Screen mode, which displays the on-screen keyboard and MIDI Layers at the bottom. To turn on Full Screen Mode, use the hamburger menu on the top left and select Settings. Access to the Manual is in that menu, along with a lot of other Settings and Features.

It's in the Mac App Store under iPhone & iPad apps. I've used it quite a bit on an iPad, including in the latest version of Steinberg's iPad DAW, Cubasis. (My old iPad doesn't have enough resources. to use Logic for iPad, in case anyone is wondering.) It works under native Apple Silicon, so no Rosetta required.

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I can't find an option to import sound fonts even in the sampler, which was possible in old EXS versions. Try 3rd-party plugins like the free https://www.plogue.com/products/sforzando.html. It's able to import sf2 files.

You import your SoundFonts into a SoundFont Player, such as FontStack by 4Pockets. It runs both stand-alone and as a plug-in in a MIDI track. FontStack has some really good file management capabilities and includes some good SoundFonts, which are an optional install (at any time). Plus, the documentation includes links to more sources of SoundFonts.

Here it is being used in a MIDI track in the latest Logic Pro in Full Screen mode, which displays the on-screen keyboard and MIDI Layers at the bottom. To turn on Full Screen Mode, use the hamburger menu on the top left and select Settings. Access to the Manual is in that menu, along with a lot of other Settings and Features.

It's in the Mac App Store under iPhone & iPad apps. I've used it quite a bit on an iPad, including in the latest version of Steinberg's iPad DAW, Cubasis. (My old iPad doesn't have enough resources. to use Logic for iPad, in case anyone is wondering.) It works under native Apple Silicon, so no Rosetta required.

P.S. I forgot to mention that the Manual has links to videos, which teach you how to use FontStack.

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I can't answer this question, I'm just a user. You can contact apple here: Feedback - Logic Pro - Apple.

You could also look at https://github.com/Birch-san/juicysfplugin, which seems to be a native soundfont player.

FYI, the same developer that coded bs-16i created FontStack to include all the things users asked for, which were missing in bs-16i.