Hedsound's MT32 Soundfont (CM64-L / LAPC-1) [GM remap fix with MSB127 MT-32 map compatibility mode with other spiff yet again]
by stgiga, hakerg, Ziya Mete DemircanUploaded on Jan 13, 2021 (and last updated on Jan 04, 2022)
This my merger and fix of the Hedsound MT32 soundfont and Hakerg's GM version. Hakerg had forgotten the fret noise which broke certain songs, so what I did to fix that involved me putting the Guitar Harmonics thing there. Also I did some link-related stereo fixes without affecting the MT32's special stereo. I also painstakingly made the SFX kit into individual GS SFX items, while also making Bird Tweet better. I mapped the SFX also into the MSB Bank 64 XG SFX bank so that ...
"Tyroland" (a layering of the Yamaha Tyros 4 and Roland JV-1010) [fixed and improved yet again&again]
by stgiga, Milton Paredes/MPJ Studios/MP Factory Studios/MPJ Factory Studios, RolandKnight, niltwill, Thomas K.Uploaded on Sep 25, 2020 (and last updated on Mar 30, 2021)
I, stgiga, made this layered mashup of the Yamaha Tyros 4 fixed Soundfont by Milton Paredes (which was fixed by RolandKnight) and the JV-1010 Soundfont. This results in a layered GM bank with snazzy timbre and it sounds really really good with many MIDIs. The acoustic guitar is really realistic, among others.
I hope that you enjoy this!
No quality was sacrificed during the making of this.
A second link is here:
http://soundfonts.kor.ninja/stgiga%20specials/TyrolandSFXfi...
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[REVISED] Mega Man X (UNCOMPRESSED SOUNDPAK)
by レトロ人参Uploaded on Jul 21, 2020 (and last updated on Jul 23, 2020)
Using raw samples from the Roland S50 and Korg M1, I was able to successfully recreate the Mega Man X Soundfont. This soundfont also includes the Distortion Guitar from the Roland U-220, used in X2.
[EDIT] I noticed that a lot of the instruments weren't looping properly, and the Synth Lead 1 had a huge gap at the beginning. The bug has now been fixed.
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