Kalimba Soundfont
by Sizz TunaUploaded on Apr 15, 2024 (and last updated on Apr 16, 2024)
A soundfont made personally by sampling my own kalimba. I can't guarantee that it's of professional quality (I recorded it using my phone while laying on the floor), but it worked well enough for my purposes. Recorded samples range from C4 to E6, though the soundfont can extrapolate past that.
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International
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Run wild and use this in whatever music projects you want. Just if you want to chuck this into a larger soundfont or put an edited version of it into the world in any way, I'd appreciate if you gave attribution back here and kept your soundfont similarly lacking in restrictions.
Nena, gm soundfont set
by Milton Paredes, mpj factory studiosUploaded on Apr 10, 2024 (and last updated on Apr 10, 2024)
The name nena in spanish mean's baby, female gender.
there ar 3 reasons to make this gm set..
first, i collect some sounds of the fairlight CMI3 library and some emulator 2 retro sounds, combine with samples of my keyboards that not i put in none of my soundfonts and more samples from internet.
and the best reason is build a gm set that sounds too sweet, more delicate, and more femenen like a woman.
this general midi bank is intended for romantic music, easy listeni...
All Rights Reserved to Milton Paredes, mpj factory studios
Non-free
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compiled by mpj factory and using some other licences too
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