The oringator soundfont
by Milton Paredes, mpj factory studiosUploaded on Oct 02, 2018 (and last updated on Oct 02, 2018)
Tis soundfont was made in 2006.
some samples from the old sound generator called oringator, for Windows 98.
but i try to use ths old sound generator in win xp ot the time.
and here it is!.
Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License 2.0
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c 2006 mpj Factory studios, quito, ecuador.
Real Honky tonk piano by Milton Paredes
by Milton Paredes, mpj factory studiosUploaded on Oct 02, 2018 (and last updated on Oct 02, 2018)
Experience the new sensation of a real honky tonk piano!, no pare of instruments detuned, it's just real honky ttonk!.
this is my piano!.
in 2007, my piano was in a horrible condition, completely out of tune!, so i decide to sampling my out of tune piano before the refurbage process.
now in 2018, my piano is completely refurbaged and in tune!.
it's a 1987 Samic uprite, model su-105.
enjoy!.
Creative Commons BY 4.0 International
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c 2007 mpj Factory studios, quito ecuador
The (Fixed) Jummbox Soundfont Fork (OPL4-less Drum Boost)
by Micasddsa4000, NPC, Zandro Reveille, TheFatMan, stgigaUploaded on Apr 14, 2021 (and last updated on Apr 14, 2021)
This Soundfont is a fixed version of Micasddsa4000's Jummbox Soundfont. I, stgiga, fixed the pitch and mappings, and also added Zandro Reveille's OPL3 drums (TheFatMan is part of the equation, including OPL2 booster drums too) because Micas didn't use drums. It's really neat and retro!Enjoy!Stay safe, stay at home, and wash ur hands!Sincerely, stgigaMetadata has been updatedNPC's new soundcloud page is here: https://soundcloud.com/ncmurrzydoesthe_thingAlso FYI I'm nonbinar...
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International
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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 (Fixed) Jummbox Soundfont Fork (Major Libre Drum Boost)
by Micasddsa4000, NPC, Zandro Reveille, TheFatMan, William B. Santos, stgigaUploaded on Apr 17, 2021
This Soundfont is a fixed version of Micasddsa4000's Jummbox Soundfont. I, stgiga, fixed the pitch 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, resulting in a drum range of drum note 22 to drum note 93) because Micas didn't use drums. It's really neat and retro!
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Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International
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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.
The (Fixed) Jummbox Soundfont Fork (Major Libre Drum Boost, now with modulators and fixed OPL2 stuff)
by Micasddsa4000, NPC, Zandro Reveille, TheFatMan, William B. Santos, stgigaUploaded on May 29, 2021 (and last updated on Aug 27, 2021)
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, resulting in a drum range of drum note 22 to drum note 93) because Micas didn't use dru...
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.
Old wurlitzer upright
by R. T.Uploaded on Feb 15, 2022 (and last updated on Feb 15, 2022)
In the summer of 2015, our highschool was cleaning out its band room. Inside were three upright pianos- a Winter (which we kept), another upright, which I think was thrown, and a Wurlitzer. While I was waiting to be picked up from the band room, I sampled the Wurlitzer, which was destined for the dump. This is probably the last time it was ever played.
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