Arab and Turk instruments
by Fernando A. Martin (compilation only)Uploaded on Feb 14, 2016 (and last updated on Feb 15, 2016)
For some years I have been collecting soundfonts online. I found some nice arab and turk instruments on sf2 format that have been distributed online freely and without any copyright notice. I joined the best of them in one single soundfont file and also made some small adjustments to make some of them sound better.
Demonstration pieces in my Youtube channel:
www.youtube.com/user/FernandoAMartin777
Work in the Public Domain
Extra considerations:
This is a compilation of soundfonts distributed freely and without copyright notice.
Angelic Clarinet Soundfont
by ArchangelUploaded on Mar 10, 2016
Hammersound Description:
This is the second clarinet soundfont I did with a friend of mine. A 'Buffet Crampon R-13, 1953 edition' clarinet was used.I know that some sounds are no good, because my reed was sort of weird this day, and I didn't warm up. Watch for a new version soon! And give me your feedback so I can do better next time I record myself!
Hammersound Rating: 10.0 / from 1 review
Alcahest Soundfont
by William KageUploaded on Jan 19, 2016 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
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8bitSF ( The Nes Soundfont )
by TheEighthBitUploaded on Jul 29, 2015 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
8BitSF (Formerly The NES Soundfont)
NOTICE: Unfortunately, I am no longer working on this soundfont, so please do not comment or message me asking me to add things to it or giving me suggestions on improving it! If you would like to see it improved, please feel free to download it and modify it as you wish, but please credit The Eighth Bit if you decide to release it as your own project! Thank you! ^-^
I added some more instruments and changed already existing ones. Now ...
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