Casio CTK-230 SoundFont
by Dekyo OngenUploaded on Jun 12, 2018 (and last updated on Dec 02, 2020)
This is a SoundFont of my Casio CTK-230.
Months ago I started to make this SoundFont, only the piano presets. But on June 9 I started to continue it, and finally I completed it. I have sampled and also recreated the loop points in each sample, to save space and prevent this SoundFont from being large. There are some presets that I have not recreated because the envelopes that were used for those presets are not possible using the parameters that the SoundFont 2.1 format o...
FM tone nº 101 from EFFEC.FF
by Dekyo OngenUploaded on Nov 07, 2019 (and last updated on Oct 11, 2020)
Another experimental mini-project. It just is a very small SoundFont that tries to recreate a 4-op FM tone data, which uses the detune parameter (DT). Found in the "EFFEC.FF" FM tone data bank from KAJA's PMD sound driver.
I know there's already various SoundFonts with this sound but I tried to recreate it my way. It doesn't sound 100% perfect, but doesn't sound bad either. I think it sounds very decent. It includes two variants, a monophonic and a polyphonic preset.
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Creative Commons BY 4.0 International
Extra considerations:
FM sound driver "P.M.D." (C) by Masahiro Kajihara (KAJA).
FMPMD2000 FMP & PMD Music Player (including PMDWin and FMPWin playback libraries) (C) by C60.
FM sound generator engine "fmgen" (C) by cisc.
Note to people who make SoundFonts. If you wish to add this preset to your SoundFont and you share it, please give credit. Thank you!
FPD 2.6 "PCMV2"
by Dekyo OngenUploaded on May 18, 2020 (and last updated on Aug 18, 2020)
A SoundFont of FPD97/98's predecessor, FPD (Frostforest PCM Driver). This is a SoundFont made with the PCM tone waveform data found in the multiple PCM driver FPD for NEC PC-98 computers. They also are used in the first FPD port for Windows 95, called FPD95. New versions (from FPD97 onwards) use a different PCM sound set for MIDI and RCP playback, but the old sound set is still present. It has 128 presets and 1 drumkit.I made it because someone requested it. Keep in mind t...
FPD98
by Dekyo OngenUploaded on Mar 28, 2020 (and last updated on Apr 17, 2020)
This is a SoundFont of a shareware Japanese software synthesizer of the 90's, called FPD98.
The software synthesizer FPD98 contains many additional functions, such as:
Composing music using its own MML syntax implementation
MIDI/RCP/WAV playback, including the FPD format
Conversion of MIDI/RCP to the propietary format "FPD"
Sampling/editing PCM tone waveform data files (FPV) using PE98
etc.
For MIDI/RCP/FPD playback, it uses a variety of PCM tone waveforms. The tone wa...
HiDef (my 4GiB Roland SC-88Pro SoundFont)
by stgiga, et. al. (check my Weebly)Uploaded on Dec 05, 2022 (and last updated on Oct 20, 2023)
I'm stgiga, and here's my 4GiB Roland SC-88Pro soundfont from my Weebly but in a better place. This SF2 was made when I was, in essence, a 15-16yo trans girl (I'm now nonbinary, 21yo, and use they/them). It even supports the XG mode. It was designed to be compatible with the vast majority of MIDI files, including exotic ones that used the 88Pro, especially Japanese MIDIs. I made it in 2018 when I was fed up with broken MIDIs. It was a pain to make and often involved using ...
RetroHybrid!
by strixSF2Uploaded on Nov 15, 2020 (and last updated on Sep 03, 2021)
A retro soundfont!
GNU General Public License v3.0
Extra considerations:
"As a special exception, if you create a composition which uses these sounds, and mix these sounds or unaltered portions of these sounds into the composition, these sounds do not by themselves cause the entire composition as a whole to be covered by the GNU General Public License. This exception does not however invalidate any other reasons why the composition might be covered by the GNU General Public License.
If you modify these sounds, you may extend this exception to your version of the sounds, but you are not obligated to do so. If you do not wish to do so, delete this exception statement from your version."
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