G-Town Church Sampling Project
by Tobias MarbergerUploaded on Jul 29, 2015 (and last updated on Dec 10, 2016)
Recorded in his local church in Grebbestad, Sweden by music producer Tobias Marberger, this set of CC-licensed music samples (available in two separate torrents, with either the original .WAV files with separate EXS24 soft sampler patches, or as .GIG Gigastudio-formatted versions) should be invaluable to amateur and professional musicians alike - includes anvil, snare, wood stick, hihat, brushplate, bongos, piano, organ, mandolin, glockenspiel, flute, many other instruments.
Tonewheel Organ and MORE!!
by Michael PicherUploaded on Aug 29, 2016 (and last updated on Nov 30, 2018)
I'm creating a bunch of SoundFonts for myself and other musicians. Many of them are free and can be used in commercial and non-commercial projects. Here is the "lite" version of my virtual Hammond organ. The "full" version can be downloaded from my website.
All Rights Reserved to Michael Picher
Non-free
Bubsy (SNES) Soundfont
by 48 LACUploaded on Oct 13, 2019 (and last updated on Oct 16, 2019)
What could possibly go wrong?
Nice and very clear samples taken from the infamous first Bubsy game.
Daze Before Christmas (SNES) Soundfont
by 48 LACUploaded on Dec 24, 2019
Hoo, Hoo, Hoo!
Merry Christmas!
Live HQ Natural SoundFont GM V2.5.1
by UnderxPipe1985Uploaded on May 17, 2020 (and last updated on Apr 18, 2021)
V2.5 - This is the biggest update and also this may be the final version. This is a soundfont that I compiled with high quality presets, mostly made by me, sampled from my Korg Pa700 and Roland JUNO-DS keyboards, everything in less than 1 GB, highlighting balanced and live quality pianos, guitars, basses, and more! Also includes 4 midi demo songs.
Piano ∞ Soundfont
by Asher BensamuelUploaded on Apr 18, 2022 (and last updated on Apr 18, 2022)
This is my first soundfont, which was made from WAV files taken from an old version of an iPhone app called Piano Infinity. It has five keyboard instruments, which are supposed to be a grand piano, a pub (honky-tonk) piano, a harpsichord, an electronic piano, and an organ. The first four sound very similar to each other, while the organ has a very different sound. The developer of that app has replaced the pub piano with a glockenspiel, while making the other instruments s...
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Do not use this soundfont for profit, because it came from an app that once cost $5. Though is now free, it still profits from subscriptions. Credit goes to Mr. Daniel Perez and his company for giving me childhood memories with it, and glory to God.
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