DX7 patches 3
by Dave BensonUploaded on Nov 07, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 24, 2015)
Taken from Dave Benson DX7 page.
Yet more patches in SYX format
DX7 patches 2
by Dave BensonUploaded on Nov 07, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 25, 2015)
Taken from Dave Benson DX7 page.
Some more SYX files.
DX7 patches 1
by Dave BensonUploaded on Nov 07, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 26, 2015)
Taken from Dave Benson DX7 page.
These are system exclusive files, each containing one bank of 32 voices.
These are complete with sysex headers.
The original factory patches are here as rom1a.syx - rom4b.syx.
DX7 patches deckard
by Misc AuthorsUploaded on Nov 07, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 29, 2015)
Taken from Dave Benson DX7 page.
This is a zip file of 263 banks of SYX files, taken from Yamaha's UK site (they did not originate there, and Yamaha apparently has no objection to their distribution). They were put into the usual Sysex format by Jack Deckard.
The Ghent Carillon
by Soni MusicaeUploaded on Aug 24, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 30, 2015)
This sf2 soundbank, called the Ghent Carillon, is made with free samples found on the following site: http://bimbam.be/EN/klokken.html
They are mono but good sounding, and respect the resonance of the 54 bells, from B flat to F, on 4 octaves. The samples have been converted from mp3 to wave, and regularly disposed in space from left to right, using the pan adjustment in the soundfont with Vienna Soundfont.
In this belfry, there are no bells for the B and the C sharp of t...
Work in the Public Domain
Extra considerations:
The soundfont was created by Soni Musicae but the samples are free and come from Ghent (Belgium) city's clock and were made available by a non-profit organization. The original site is now dead (but is linked here and can be accessed via Internet Archive) so most of the uses here should be okay.
Shiva
by Sebastian PoschUploaded on Sep 28, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 30, 2015)
This is a mystical sounding clean preset for guitarix using the convolver using Guitarix 0.32.1. Modify depending on your pre-amp etc. Please use this for whatever you like and send me a link to your project if you have the time.
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