Uploaded on Mar 28, 2020 (and last updated on Apr 17, 2020)
This is a SoundFont of a shareware Japanese software synthesizer of the 90's, called FPD98. The software synthesizer FPD98 contains many additional functions, such as:
For MIDI/RCP/FPD playback, it uses a variety of PCM tone waveforms. The tone waveform data is created based on a license agreement with KORG Corporation. FPD98 has a built-in software effector for MIDI and RCP playback that is compatible with MIDI CCs (chorus, reverb, etc.) as well as MMX effects. PCM waveform and envelope data (ADSR, looop points, etc.) are stored in FPV files. I converted FPV files to wav, and recreated the loop points and envelopes.
The reason why I made this SoundFont is because:
Note 1: In the original software synthesizer, some programs have tempo-dependent vibrato (this means that vibrato will be faster or slower, depending on the tempo in which the sequence is in) sadly, in the SoundFont format isn't possible to do that. :( Yeah, I did put vibrato in some preset just to make them sound (at least a little bit) decent.
Note 2: FPV files (that I converted to WAV to make the SoundFont) can contain 8-bit or 16-bit PCM data, so if you hear quantization noise in some presets, it is because the sound uses 8-bit PCM data.
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