The Equinox SNES Soundfont
by Sexeyparfaitcooki3Uploaded on Jan 05, 2024 (and last updated on Jan 15, 2024)
The Equinox Soundfont is a soundfont consisting of samples from the game Equinox from the SNES, there's some pretty cool instruments here.
These were ripped using the C700VST.
The Epic Korg M1 Pianos (2024 Remaster)
by Simone PiervergiliUploaded on Jan 19, 2024
New and better recreations of the Korg M1 piano or a house piano anyway, made in Pianoteq 8 and close mic replacement and more reverb which makes them all better.
The first preset is made with the New York Steinway D model.
The second preset is made with the Hamburg Steinway D model.
The third is both models and layered both instruments.
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Samples are recorded and exported using LMMS. Just credit me if you are going to use any of these in your soundfonts or for anything else.
The EAS Soundfont (v1.1)
by Suprised78Uploaded on Nov 06, 2022 (and last updated on Nov 06, 2022)
A soundfont with the SAME header, and attention signal
(don't broadcast this on live TV, the SAME header decodes to a Civil Emergency Message for Minnehaha County, SD. and plus, it's illegal to broadcast these tones on live tv)
The Dusttale Soundfont
by Mr_IncognitoUploaded on Feb 09, 2021 (and last updated on Feb 09, 2021)
The Dusttale keys as a soundfont.
The Douglas Concert Timpani General Midi Version
by Douglas Whates and GM layout by Mike77154Uploaded on May 31, 2022
I found this surrounding the internet, So I tought to uploade here with some minor changes
The DIY Cheap Church Organ
by Various Authors, compiled by Mike77154Uploaded on Feb 23, 2024 (and last updated on Feb 23, 2024)
this was made by combining car horns, a barrel Organ and recorders and further resampling for giving the sensation of a pipe organ with all the stops activated
I think that after doing my proof of concept by making this soundfont, I deduced a way to make church organs cheaper to manufacture and make them portable.
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