Korg AG-10 GM Soundfont
by Thomas K.Uploaded on Oct 09, 2020 (and last updated on Oct 17, 2020)
This soundfont was sampled from a Korg AG-10, one of the earliest GM sound modules (released in 1993). It's up to you what you wish to use it for, even if it's low-fi sounding these days. It has 128 General MIDI sounds and 4 Drum Kits (GM Kit, Power Kit, Analog Kit, Brush Kit). Note that there is no Room, Electronic, Jazz or Orchestra Kit here.
Some demos (for comparisons with the sound module itself) are available on Google Drive, here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/fol...
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These files have an unknown license, were obtained from unkown sources or were compiled from third party material.
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All samples were recorded from the Korg AG-10. No idea about their legality and not wishing to step on anyone's toes, this was just made for fun.
Dizi from Freesound
by Placeholder StickUploaded on Oct 08, 2020 (and last updated on Oct 08, 2020)
Soundfont created from a public domain (CC0) dizi sample set on freesound:
https://freesound.org/people/Hypnotriod/packs/21613/
License on original samples is CC0 (public domain)
VS Upright Piano lite (soundfont version)
by Versilian StudiosUploaded on Oct 06, 2020 (and last updated on Jul 23, 2021)
Update: Versilian studios now offers an sfz version of this, that sounds like the original vst. You can find it in the more info section
This is the soundfont version of Versilian Studio's Upright piano virtual instrument. It's called lite because I only used samples from the highest velocity layer.
[REUPLOAD] The DEFINITIVE MEGALOVANIA Soundfont! V1.17
by DannieloCQ Music!Uploaded on Sep 26, 2020 (and last updated on Feb 10, 2021)
The original upload for this (https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts/822) was, for some reason, replaced with a completely un-related soundfont (The Pingas Soundfont) on around the 9th of August this year.
So, I've decided to take matters into my own hands and reupload the original, unmodified version of the DEFINITIVE MEGALOVANIA Soundfont.
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As of 26/9/2020, the original upload is still replaced with a meme soundfont
"Tyroland" (a layering of the Yamaha Tyros 4 and Roland JV-1010) [fixed and improved yet again&again] 34 Month Anniversary Edition (Now with better 8850 support!)
by stgiga, Milton Paredes/MPJ Studios/MP Factory Studios/MPJ Factory Studios, RolandKnight, niltwill, Thomas K.Uploaded on Sep 25, 2020 (and last updated on May 26, 2023)
I, stgiga, made this layered mashup of the Yamaha Tyros 4 fixed Soundfont by Milton Paredes (which was fixed by RolandKnight) and the JV-1010 Soundfont. This results in a layered GM bank with snazzy timbre and it sounds really really good with many MIDIs. The acoustic guitar is really realistic, among others.
I hope that you enjoy this!
No quality was sacrificed during the making of this.
A second link is here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/stgigasoundfonts/files/so...
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This is a mashup.
Roland JV-1010 GM Soundfont
by Thomas K.Uploaded on Sep 24, 2020 (and last updated on Oct 17, 2020)
This is my first attempt at creating a soundfont based on a Roland JV-1010 sound module (one of my favorites), in an attempt to mimic its neat GM patches. It will obviously not sound exactly like the real thing, but it's still better than nothing if you don't have this sound module.
Bear in mind that regarding percussion, GM only needs to support keys between 35-81, so anything below (27-34) or higher (82-87) is only used by GM2/GS/XG MIDIs. The drumsets here also have th...
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The samples are all from a Roland sound module, so use it non-commercially, for some little fun.
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