The soundfont was sampled using some websites/web apps that offer an animated drumset with different arrangements of key controls to play the kick, hats, snare, toms and cymbals. I'm so slow to adapt these custom maps, so I decided to slap the samples to the classic GM/GS drum map and finally layered the rest of percussion. Not only that but also I added a missing China cymbal from Milton Paredes' Just T4, which kinda fits neat with it.

Hello there! So, this version marks the first appearance of my exclusive DJENT drumkit, a more polished clean electric guitar variation, and some fun stuff like the Klaxon Horn in addition to a more stable GM/GS patch set with some experimental XG patches which might be interesting to try on! Further optimizations have been made on correcting loop points and making a considerable amount of presets adequate for lower rates of polyphony... ehm... excuse me for those too-tech...

Now I know that, while staying on the loop, you miss the sharp, crisp, punchy sound my soundfont used to offer, staying in a LOWER file size. Now I know that you prefer the way it was. That's what you LOVE. Guess what? IT IS BACK!

Props to BrianFan The Hedgehog for suggesting me this! Just like the JV-1080 Drums, this soundfont also is a compilation from some other set of soundboard.com samples. Maybe it's some Room ambiance or a mysterious DSP Reverb or EQ left applied while the source samples were being recorded (before the author uploaded it to the relevant website) they doesn't sound perfectly neutral for me. It's up to you to decide whether or not apply an EQ treatment here. I'm more of a Rola...