GM Soundtrack Pad Recreation
by Darko747Uploaded on Jan 31, 2024 (and last updated on Jan 31, 2024)
The classic Synth Fx/Pad from General Midi recreated with Sytrus
Pac-in-Time Soundfont (Update)
by NAMCOUploaded on Oct 04, 2023 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
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Update: General Midi mapping, one sample added (Lead)
Sf2: Darko747 (Me)
Pac-in-Time sounds: Frédéric Motte
Previous Bio: "The Samples was ripped with SNESSOR95, & heavily modified to make Seamless Loop, some samples was extended with fruity granulizer, its was hard making this sf2"
Previous SF2: https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts/3238
Musescore General HQ Soundfont (.sf2 Converted)
by Frank Wen, Michael Cowgill, S. Christian CollinsUploaded on Jun 13, 2023 (and last updated on Jun 19, 2023)
The reason I published this here on Musical Artifacts is because it was originally an .sf3 file and .sf3's are compatible with such a small amount of things. The way I converted the thing was using Polyphone. I just loaded it, hit 'Save As...' and chose .sf2. It sounds just like the original with not much loss and I'm pretty happy with it. If you like the sound of the Musescore soundfont and want to use it with some other software (e.g. VLC Media Player). To summarize, I p...
Yamaha YPT 220 soundfont studio version
by TheSoundfontMakerUploaded on Dec 22, 2022 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
I recorded the Yamaha YPT 220 recorded from Apple Ipad 4 2012
Jam with the Band P. Soundfont (GM compatible)
by TKMT_Aniki & RolandKnightUploaded on Jul 22, 2021 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
The goal of this project is to take samples from the Japanese rhythm game Jam with the Band P. and create a decent GM-compatible soundfont for listening to MIDI files. If you like it, please leave a star. Enjoy!
Alex's gm soundfont version 1.3
by High quality sfsUploaded on Dec 01, 2020 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
Description
This is a gm soundfont I made because I didn't like the sound of the most popular soundfonts I tried. It's meant to sound as live as possible. I tried it with acoustic jazz, country and rock music and it sounds very good, even though I have to fix some things.
Please let me know what do you think in the comments and report any bugs or problems. Also suggest me some improvements I can make to this to make it sound as live as possible, while keeping the size be...
SGM Soundfont
by SonicLover 19Uploaded on Sep 11, 2019 (and last updated on Sep 11, 2019)
I don't own this soundfont, I just wanted people to be able to use it if ever gets deleted.
A tiny ~128ish sample 11khz Mobile Ice Cream Truck TI SN7 filtered PSG Soundfont in 6868 bytes.
by stgiga, [nowanonymous], Zmey Kolbasnik, and Yingchun Soul, and also formerly Zandro Reville and GashisoftUploaded on Jul 11, 2019 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
This sub-7KiB GM soundfont works on all midi players. It uses a 9 sample filtered square wave for melody and a 118 sample filtered periodic Noise wave for drums and sfx. Also note that the square is 11025hz sample rate and the noise is 11025hz sample rate, meaning that one can use it in scenarios of the worst quality possible with no trouble whatsoever. The entire 127 samples of audio data could fit in the wave memory of the Namco 163 Famicom expansion sound chip when ALL ...
Creative Commons BY 3.0 Unported
Extra considerations:
You can use this for anything you can think of using this for.
Atari 2600 GM Bank
by stgiga, little-scale, drunkenjesus, akwf, Gashisoft, Zandro ReveilleUploaded on Jul 11, 2019 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
This is a GM bank based on Atari 2600 that uses period accurate samples to reproduce GM tunes as if made on Atari 2600. It uses distortion 3 and distortion 15 plus the bassy wave to span all 128 keys with a note. The drums are AY/YM noise with some overdrive like on Sunsoft 5B mixer. The GM melodic bank sound effects use Ricoh 2A03 noise from the NES. This makes up most of the bank along with the pitching of Atari's 32 pitches recorded from hardware. I, stgiga balanced and...
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