Square Soundfont
by Steven RhodesUploaded on Jul 29, 2015 (and last updated on Jan 18, 2016)
Squarefont
By: Steven Rhodes
(A.K.A. Protoform)
VERSION 3
DISCLAIMER
If you use this soundfont you agree not to hold the creator responsible for
any problems caused by this soundfont to your computer or your sound card.
You shouldn't have any problems with it. It seems to work fine on my computer
but if anything bad happens to your computer don't blame me.
In other words: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!
REQUIREMENTS
A computer.
Some MIDI files.
An Sound Blaster 32 or 64 ca...
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Nokia Series 40 (5200, 5300, 6300 etc.) [SF2]
by Mojak The LynxUploaded on Jan 23, 2019 (and last updated on Jan 23, 2019)
Enjoy.
Mpj vocal collection, my voice
by Milton Paredes, mpj factory studiosUploaded on Oct 02, 2018 (and last updated on Oct 02, 2018)
this is my voice, with some presets, and articulations.
vocal ahs, vocal oohs, with or without vibrato, a vocal drumkit, a s effects kit, and a multilanguage numbers.
this was recorded in my studio.
this was made in 2007.
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International
Extra considerations:
c 2007 mpj Factory studios, quito, ecuador
Freepats Rhodes
by UnknownUploaded on Mar 21, 2017 (and last updated on Mar 21, 2017)
Cool lo-fi rhodes electric piano sound that was previously available at http://freepats.zenvoid.org
HS TB-303 Soundfont
by Thomas HammerUploaded on Jan 19, 2016
17 different 'instruments' sampled from the Roland TB-303 analog synthesizer.
This synthesizer is used a lot in 'modern' dance music / techno mostly for
bass-lines and arpeggiators. The 'typical' TB-303 sound has a closing filter
with plenty of resonance.
All Rights Reserved to Thomas Hammer
Non-free
DX7 patches deckard
by Misc AuthorsUploaded on Nov 07, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 29, 2015)
Taken from Dave Benson DX7 page.
This is a zip file of 263 banks of SYX files, taken from Yamaha's UK site (they did not originate there, and Yamaha apparently has no objection to their distribution). They were put into the usual Sysex format by Jack Deckard.
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