Amen Break Beat for Hydrogen
by Brian the LionUploaded on Mar 03, 2017 (and last updated on Mar 03, 2017)
The "Amen Break" is a 6 second drum beat which was originally played by Gregory Sylvester Coleman in the song "Amen Brother" by "The Winstons" in 1969. It is probably the most popular drumbeat in the world because it is used (and some would say "over-used") in many forms of Hip-hop, Jungle, Rock, Drum and Bass and Breakcore music. The history behind this beat is quite extensive and interesting and is well summarised on Wikipedia at the following link: http://en.wikipedia.o...
amSynth Patches: MixedBag 1
by briandcUploaded on Oct 25, 2015 (and last updated on Jul 02, 2016)
Some patches from Brian from http://www.linuxsynths.com
For use with multiple instances; each preset has two, three or four patches, each to be placed in a separate instance.
Analog toy effects
by Milton paredes, mpj factoy studiosUploaded on Oct 02, 2018 (and last updated on Oct 02, 2018)
this soundfont was made in 2004.
extrated from a keyring thati haved with crappy analog sound effects, that's remine's me to old gemeny dj mixers from the 90's.
Hope you enjoy this old soundfont.
Creative Commons BY 4.0 International
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copyright 2004 mpj Factory studios, quito ecuador.
Android Soundfont (Sonivox EAS)
by William BorgesUploaded on May 24, 2019 (and last updated on May 24, 2019)
Ported from Samsung Galaxy J1 2016 with an sonic implants 24mb.sf2 samples
95% similar to native MIDI (no reverb)
Frequency rate of wave samples varies between 11.025KHz~44.1KHz
AnotherFluid
by Daniel2020Uploaded on Jun 01, 2020 (and last updated on Jun 01, 2020)
I updated if I need more soundfonts. Also available in phones. Made in Viena
aobu's chiptune soundfont v0.03
by aobunauUploaded on Jun 28, 2021 (and last updated on Apr 04, 2024)
v0.04
changelog:
-added 1 bit noise samples made using magical 8 bit plugin 2 by ymck
-fixed sine, saw, and round saw being 1 octave too high
-new drum kit made using only simple waves
i've made a short little demo track using only instruments from the soundfont to demonstrate it's versatility:
https://soundcloud.com/aobunau/aobus-chiptune-soundfont-demo
so why should you use it?
if you're using fl studio, it doesn't support note sliding for 3rd party vsts, including...
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most of the instruments in the soundfont are made using the nes vst by matt montag, a few made in magical 8 bit plugin 2 by ymck & 3x osc. the dpcm drum kit is just the default nes vst drums
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