Diddy Kong Racing Nintendo 64 Soundfont
by M. Reza KhadafiUploaded on Sep 07, 2017 (and last updated on Sep 10, 2017)
Diddy Kong Racing Nintendo 64 Soundfont It's General MIDI Made By Rareware
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Awesome Diddy Kong Racing Soundfont
Donkey Kong 64
by GlitchGliderUploaded on Sep 13, 2023 (and last updated on Sep 15, 2023)
The DK64 Font but structured for importing midis into the game, not structured as a standard font library.
This font include extra parity to how a midi sounds when imported into the game.
Extracting the font with n64 soundbank tool has these problems:
no names :(
incorrect root pitches on some instruments
missing n64 sample playback limitation/highest notes on each instrument
minor wrong adsr on some instruments
missing vibrato on some instruments
Last note is that D...
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Doraemon: Nobita to Mittsu no Seireiseki
by IkaMusumeYiyaRoxieUploaded on May 11, 2018 (and last updated on Oct 27, 2018)
Well, I was done making my Doraemon: Nobita to Mittsu no Seireiseki Soundfont.
Extracting with the dls file with N64SoundBank Tool by SubDrag is to easy: www.goldeneyevault.com/viewfile.php?id=302 And fixed some presets, and Converted in sf2 file in SynthFont Viena.
UPDATE: 26/10/2018 - Fixed Church Organ and Added Slow Strings
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Doraemon is belongs to Fujiko pro
Doraemon - Nobita to Mittsu no Seireiseki Soundfont W.I.P
by IkaMusumeYiyaRoxieUploaded on Feb 08, 2018 (and last updated on Jan 13, 2019)
You known, Doraemon: Nobita to Mittsu no Seireiseki is a N64 video game, but only is exclusive in Japan, and is released in March 21, 1997. More info on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doraemon:NobitatoMittsuno_Seireiseki
This is the test from my 4th soundfont of I made. Only I created the Work in Process version, because, I can't continue working with my soundfont, because, I need to go to travel in another city on Friday on the evening (I'm not sure..), and aft...
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Doraemon (C) Fujiko Pro
F-Zero X (N64) Percussion Soundfont
by Stephen BereznickiUploaded on May 26, 2020 (and last updated on Apr 05, 2024)
Hello! I was working on a new Percussion soundfont, this time for "F-Zero X" for the Nintendo 64! I got a hold of some WAV percussion samples, and decided I would make a soundfont using Polyphone. Enjoy using this custom "Drums" soundfont! :)
NOTES: N1) Like my previous "CPS1 Street Fighter 2" Drum-kit, there may be an issue saying something like "sm24: no chunk" or something to that effect, though you can ignore it for the most part regardless. It should work with FL Stu...
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General MIDI 64 v1.6 soundfont
by michaelUploaded on Dec 11, 2019 (and last updated on Jul 12, 2020)
Extracted samples from Nintendo 64 games/roms of all types, compatible with General MIDI files.
Inspired by Tristan Yiya/Roxie's Nintendo 64 soundfont
Version 1.0: General MIDI support (128 instruments - 1 drum set)
Version 1.5: GS drum set support (128 instruments - 9 drum sets)
Version 1.6: All instruments have the same volume
Spreadsheet of the sample/rom sources: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1X_mPYWzDXN1FwD69vrjNJM1YXQfHu-naCazlqC23zuA/edit?usp=sharing
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The instruments comes from several modules, synthezisers and CDs samples from the 90s era, with inferior quality/sampling.
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