Yamaha YPT 220 soundfont studio version
by TheSoundfontMakerUploaded on Dec 22, 2022 (and last updated on Apr 04, 2024)
I recorded the Yamaha YPT 220 recorded from Apple Ipad 4 2012
Samsung 2020 soundfont
by TheSoundfontMakerUploaded on Dec 12, 2022 (and last updated on Oct 26, 2023)
I have ripped this notification sound from samsung Tab S7+ 5G 2020 on One UI 5.0
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Toy Keyboard Soundfont
by That Animatronic PersonUploaded on Dec 10, 2022 (and last updated on Dec 13, 2022)
My first ever soundfont! I made this by audio ripping an old toy keyboard I had laying around, Then used Polyphone to make it into a soundfont.
If you want to know what the exact keyboard I used is, It's a First Act Discovery FI-1264
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if you are going to use this for a video, you can credit me as "That Animatronic Person".
S90ES
by Henrique GogóUploaded on Sep 20, 2022 (and last updated on Sep 22, 2022)
Yamaha S90 ES and Motif ES piano voices.- Natural S.- ChorusDyno.- R&B Soft.- TX802.- Natural S + ChorusDyno (BalladKey).- ChorusDyno + TX802.
Casio CTK-533 Piano 1 '00'
by neuroxikUploaded on Oct 23, 2021 (and last updated on Dec 28, 2021)
The classic Piano 1 (preset 00) from the Casio keyboard, 61 keys, model CTK-533
Keys 36-96 (C2 -> C7).
Played line-in into RME Babyface Pro FS (audio interface) on 2021-07-29 with max piano volume (Snevil's piano) to have best signal to noise ratio since synthesizer's noise floor was noticeably high.
32-bit float, 48k capture.
Notes played individually by Snevil. Notes played beyond their tail & then faded on last milliseconds.
RME -> No gain was needed. No clipp...
Water like Piano
by Ashat MaselfUploaded on Oct 02, 2021 (and last updated on Oct 04, 2021)
An electric piano sound, like water droplets, very mysterious
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