Cancelled Sax (a nelson canzela sound)
by Arturo RamirezUploaded on Jan 12, 2024
based in the sound used by Nelson Canzela
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World Zone VOL-3 Salsa Picante/Brass Sections
by MasterbitsUploaded on Aug 20, 2023
Cut the wav files to a sf2 format. Unfinished project to be repackaged.
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Pseudo-Realistic Tenor Sax (Expressive)
by E-mu Sound CentralUploaded on Jun 02, 2022
Found on internet, just Enjoy it
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Altosoft Vib
by Spooderboi (Original by Edirol/Roland)Uploaded on Nov 10, 2020 (and last updated on Nov 10, 2020)
This is a Alto sax with a hint of vibrato from the Edirol SD-90. Meant for saxy things, it has two velocity changes which effect the tone. Sounds great at any Velocity and like the original.
You would need to use your own Reverb (Ballroom 1 in sforzando is good) in order to make it sound closer to the originals.
The Kawasaki Sax-A-Boom Soundfont (Jack Black)
by Wrapped Tomato Soup with CheeseUploaded on Sep 23, 2020 (and last updated on Apr 04, 2024)
-Here's a sampled soundfont of the glorious and well known Sax-A-Boom! The quality is kinda bad because the original audio had some clicking noises that I was able to silence only by lowering the audio. But does it really matter when the Sax-A-Boom quality is low in the first place? I hope it doesn't bother.
-Remember fellas! This is a rare and expensive instrument that needs A LOT of practise! Have a Sax-A-Boom everyone! (As a... Digital Instrument.)
Samples from: https:...
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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.
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