Classic House Organ 1 Bass
by Aleksandr BykovUploaded on Jun 16, 2021 (and last updated on Jun 16, 2021)
This is a soundfont was made from the original Yamaha DX/TX7 factory patches by me.
small-balafon-from-Burkina-Faso-sf2
by Isis999Uploaded on Oct 20, 2016 (and last updated on Sep 22, 2019)
My own recording of a small balafon.
- The instrument is traditionnaly made and comes from the Bobo-Dioulasso region, SW of Burkina Faso
- Recorded at home with a Rode NTG3 -> Scarlett 2i4 soundcart -> Ardour on LibraZiK
- Natural sounds, no effects at all
- Pentatonic scale, C3 to E5
- FF and MF
- 48kHz, 32 bits
- soundfont and samples available
- soundfont made with Swami
- WTFPL
HS Boss DR-550 Drums Soundfont
by Thomas HammerUploaded on Jan 19, 2016
A drumset from the Boss DR-550 drum machine. The drums have not been organized
into the GM format yet. Anyone interested in helping out?
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HS M1 Drums Soundfont
by Thomas HammerUploaded on Jan 19, 2016
The complete Korg M1 drumset. The drums are organized as a standard GM drumset.
I have only created 1 GM set, although a couple of more could easily be made
by selecting from the avalible basedrums, snares and hi hats. All individual
drums from the M1 are included, though.
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HS R8 Drums Soundfont
by Thomas HammerUploaded on Jan 19, 2016
A drumset from the Roland R8 drum machine. The soundfont consists of two drumsets,
both organized as standard GM drumsets. Excess sounds (a couple of snares)
have been put in the octave below the GM bassdrum 1 (C1). This drumset was
based on samples freely available on the net.
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HS African Percussion Soundfont
by Thomas HammerUploaded on Jan 19, 2016
Another acoustic kit. Based around samples of some 'typical' African drums.
The samples were found on the net somewhere.
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HS Acoustic Percussion Soundfont
by Thomas HammerUploaded on Jan 19, 2016
An acoustic kit built from samples of more than 30 acoustic percussive instruments.
There are quite a lot of useful sounds here, both standard percussion and weird
ethnic variants. The kit was based on samples freely available on the net.
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HS Linn Drums Soundfont
by Thomas HammerUploaded on Jan 19, 2016
A drumset based on samples from the famous Linn Drum Machine (LM-1). This is
the classic 80's drum machine - it began the whole drum machine phenomena.
The Linn Drum uses great sampled drum sounds, which at the time, was a fresh
alternative to the electronic drums of the 80's. It has been used by Phil Collins,
Thompson Twins, Stevie Wonder and The Art of Noise. Since I have never heard
this drum machine myself, I could need some help tuning and adjusting the drums
by...
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TR-808 Drums Soundfont
by Thomas HammerUploaded on Jan 19, 2016
Yet another drumset from the legendary Roland TR-808 drum machine. The drums
have been organized into the GM format by Jeremy Arsenault. It contains 6 sets.
All have been set as percusive pools and melodic pools.
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Magic Techno Drums Soundfont
by Thomas HammerUploaded on Jan 19, 2016
All the drumsamples from the Pampus Magic (http://hem.passagen.se/haschin/)
website. Drum´n´Bass DrumKit, GoaTrance DrumKit, Club DrumKit, HipHop DrumKit,
Tambourine Kit. This soundfont contains one instrument with all the kits crammed
into one. The kit is not GM compatible. If anyone wants to create (several)
GM compatible instruments from this one, let me know.
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