DX7 patches 1
by Dave BensonUploaded on Nov 07, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 26, 2015)
Taken from Dave Benson DX7 page.
These are system exclusive files, each containing one bank of 32 voices.
These are complete with sysex headers.
The original factory patches are here as rom1a.syx - rom4b.syx.
Campbells Grand Piano Beta 2 Soundfont
by Campbell BartonUploaded on Mar 10, 2016
Hammersound Description:
This Sf2 Has been sampled and editedrom scratch. It named BETA because it has not been tested by anyone else but me. The samples are all 'real' from a K. KAWAI grand. I would like any feedback because I will be sampling another using 2 mic's and a stereo mixer etc.
Hammersound Rating: 8.5 / from 4 reviews
Series 30 Synth (Original)
by Nokia CorporationUploaded on Sep 28, 2017 (and last updated on Jul 19, 2022)
Maybe release a well soundfont later, currently only available via this method
Realistic SF
by SonicLover 19Uploaded on Sep 27, 2019 (and last updated on Apr 01, 2024)
Added a few adjustments to mixfont
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These files have an unknown license, were obtained from unkown sources or were compiled from third party material.
Super Italo DiscoFont: Director's Cut
by strixSF2, Yingchun Soul for the original soundsUploaded on Oct 24, 2021
A derivative of Super Italo DiscoFont by Yingchun Soul with more tones restored from older versions of SIDF.
Version 1.0.0 release version.
Slender Salamander Grand Piano (44 kHz 16 bit)
by Alexander Holm / Signal ExperimentsUploaded on Nov 11, 2017 (and last updated on Nov 11, 2017)
A phase aligned version of the famous Salamander Grand Piano. Using velocity crossfading to simulate intermediate velocity layers, the original gigabyte library has been reduced to 389 MB (238 for the 44.1kHz version). From the original 16 velocity layers, 3 were selected then phase aligned. Furthermore, the SFZ library has also been re-tuned using the Entropy Piano Tuner.
More info:
http://sig-ex.com/2017/11/11/slender-salmander-grand-piano/
License:
Creative Commons At...
Creative Commons BY 4.0 International
Extra considerations:
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 (not in selection)
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