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.
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Non-free
Bomberman Hero soundfont
by HandlebarOrionXUploaded on Aug 12, 2018 (and last updated on Apr 05, 2024)
This soundfont is freaking amazing! If you liked Jun Chikuma's work on Saturn Bomberman and her personal soundcloud, you'll love this because it's got most of her funky hip hop and jazzy bosa novan instruments right here. You owe it to yourself to downlaod this if you wanna recreate that drum and bass sound.
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The (Fixed) Jummbox Soundfont Fork (Major Libre Drum Boost, now with modulators and fixed OPL2 stuff, plus fixed OPLL drums)
by Micasddsa4000, NPC, Zandro Reveille, TheFatMan, William B. Santos, little-scale, drunkenjesus, stgigaUploaded on Nov 01, 2021 (and last updated on Jul 11, 2022)
This libre Soundfont is a fixed version of Micasddsa4000's Jummbox Soundfont.
I, stgiga, fixed the pitch, OPL2 samples, modulators, and mappings, and also added Zandro Reveille's OPL3 drums (TheFatMan is part of the equation, including OPL2 booster drums too) (also William B. Santos's YM2612 and Piconica (free basic waveform synth tool of sorts) drums were used to boost the range again, followed by little-scale's and drunkenjesus's OPLL drums, resulting in a drum range of...
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Extra considerations:
Beepbox and Jummbox are under the MIT license, and Zandro's OPL3 and OPL2 are under CC-BY-SA4, which is compatible with the MIT license. The William B. Santos stuff is Public Domain.
OPLL stuff is libre.
Hebereke's Popoon Soundfont v1.2
by LucianoTheWindowsFanUploaded on Mar 15, 2022 (and last updated on Jan 22, 2023)
This is the soundfont from a very obscure SNES puzzle game.
Made with Polyphone 2.3.0
This is also the 2000th artifact on this site!
v1.1: Three new instruments added!
v.1.2: Up-octaved "Ocarina", included sample song and packaged them in a 7z alongside an archive of the older version.
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The (Fixed) JummBox SoundFont Fork (ALT Edition)
by Micasddsa4000, NPC, Zandro Reveille, TheFatMan, William B. Santos, little-scale, drunkenjesus, Retro Player, stgigaUploaded on Aug 28, 2022 (and last updated on Apr 04, 2024)
This libre Soundfont is an alternate fixed version of Micasddsa4000's Jummbox Soundfont,
I, stgiga, fixed the pitch, OPL2 samples, modulators, and mappings, and also added Zandro Reveille's OPL3 drums (TheFatMan is part of the equation, including OPL2 booster drums too) (also William B. Santos's YM2612 and Piconica (free basic waveform synth tool of sorts) drums were used to boost the range again, followed by little-scale's and drunkenjesus's OPLL drums, resulting in a dr...
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International
Extra considerations:
Beepbox and Jummbox are under the MIT license, and Zandro's OPL3 and OPL2 are under CC-BY-SA4, which is compatible with the MIT license. The William B. Santos stuff is Public Domain. OPLL stuff is libre. The Retro Player bank is under CC-BY 3.0.
HiDef (my 4GiB Roland SC-88Pro SoundFont)
by stgiga, et. al. (check my Weebly)Uploaded on Dec 05, 2022 (and last updated on Oct 20, 2023)
I'm stgiga, and here's my 4GiB Roland SC-88Pro soundfont from my Weebly but in a better place. This SF2 was made when I was, in essence, a 15-16yo trans girl (I'm now nonbinary, 21yo, and use they/them). It even supports the XG mode. It was designed to be compatible with the vast majority of MIDI files, including exotic ones that used the 88Pro, especially Japanese MIDIs. I made it in 2018 when I was fed up with broken MIDIs. It was a pain to make and often involved using ...
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