PMD Drum Set. Sampled from PMDPLAY.
Holtek HT3894
by That Animatronic PersonUploaded on Mar 19, 2023
A soundfont of the HT3894 chip, a soundchip used in the omni music box, often used in icecream trucks.
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Gameboy GM SoundFont (Fixed)
by stgiga, CynthiaCelestic, ASIALUNAR, MoetsukiroUploaded on Sep 26, 2023
I'm stgiga, and as for this SoundFont, someone on Reddit asked me to remove the Exclusive Class settings on this bank to allow proper polyphony so I did. The pitch limits are hard to fix because some regions only play on certain pitches, in a segmented way, and while I COULD completely remove pitch limits, god forbid your ears. Even the original is kind of loud. (The JummBox bank, with some exceptions, isn't, and unlike this SoundFont or my Famicom Multichip bank, is compa...
SampleSynthesis (an attempt to emulate/recreate toy keyboards and lo-fi retro sounds)
by Dekyo OngenUploaded on Mar 05, 2018 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
SampleSynthesis (beta version) is a SoundFont based on waveforms sampled from various sound sources. Note that "sound source" in my context refers to a sound generator software, not a public source of downloadable sounds. I made it to recreate electronic toys and more. (Specifically retro sounds).
Features velocity layers in some presets, some of them are monophonic. I recommend use this SoundFont without sinc interpolation because it ruins loop points in the samples.
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HuC6280 Rhodes (A.K.A. Toy Rhodes)
by Dekyo OngenUploaded on Mar 27, 2019 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
This is a really tiny and experimental SoundFont that tries to imitate a Rhodes in a weird way, playing with overtones, using 3 samples that I've created with the HuC6280 sound chip.
It features filter velocity, so if you play it with different intensities, the sound will change, like a piano or something similar.
Give it a try!
And as usual with my SoundFonts, please don't use sinc interpolation with it.
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