Austris' french horn
by BAGELUploaded on Apr 17, 2023 (and last updated on Apr 17, 2023)
Various french horn sound ripped from Austris' tutorial from YouTube.
Includes low register (C-1 to C-4), high register (C-4 to C-5) and staccato samples (C-2 to C-4).
Versatile soundfont which can be used as french horn, tuba or euphonium.
Car Engine Toyota Rush & Daihatsu Terios Sound Effects Samples
by Anugrah PratamaUploaded on Feb 18, 2021 (and last updated on Feb 25, 2021)
Car Engine Sound Effects
Toyota Rush
Daihatsu Terios
Car Released: 2013
Two Wave Samples 22Khz and 44KHz
(UPDATED!)
This is a pseudo-celesta soundfont
Contains 8 sound variations of a metallophone being
percussed with a soft mallet.
This soundfont could be used as a real-sounding celesta.
Has a C-5 to B-7 register.
Note that samples are made for individual use, rather than
used as an sample map across the keyboard.
Celesta - Glockespiel
by BAGELUploaded on Feb 14, 2024
A second version of my celesta soundfont - This time is a cleaner recording and no filters added
J-nuki's clarinet
by BAGELUploaded on Sep 20, 2023
The beautiful sound of an orchestral clarinet, compiled from (J-nuki clarinetist) YouTube video.
Has a range of 5 complete octaves, with many sound variations.
Includes a total of 15 samples, with no filters or any alterations added.
Lil'Sness - An Original SNES-like Soundfont (160+ Samples)
by ASmolBoyUploaded on Apr 20, 2022 (and last updated on Dec 30, 2023)
Click on "More Info..." to check out some awesome demo songs made in this soundfont!
What is this?
Lil'Sness is an original SNES-like soundfont, meaning no samples were taken from any existing SNES games.
Each sample was recorded and processed within the constraints of the SNES's sound hardware to make them as authentic-sounding as possible.
Most samples were taken from 80s and 90s sound libraries, much like programmers/composers did back in the day.
It contains over 1...
Work in the Public Domain
Extra considerations:
(Click on "More Info..." for actual license, none of the choices provided fitted my needs.)
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