Lil'Sness - An Original SNES-like Soundfont (160+ Samples)
by ASmolBoyUploaded on Apr 20, 2022 (and last updated on Dec 30, 2023)
Click on "More Info..." to check out some awesome demo songs made in this soundfont!
What is this?
Lil'Sness is an original SNES-like soundfont, meaning no samples were taken from any existing SNES games.
Each sample was recorded and processed within the constraints of the SNES's sound hardware to make them as authentic-sounding as possible.
Most samples were taken from 80s and 90s sound libraries, much like programmers/composers did back in the day.
It contains over 1...
Work in the Public Domain
Extra considerations:
(Click on "More Info..." for actual license, none of the choices provided fitted my needs.)
(Wii U) Super Mario 3D World Soundfont (2019)
by Mr.SanicUploaded on Jun 21, 2019
2019: v2.0 (new)
what's new:
-over 50 instruments to use! directly extracted.
-new drums and instruments were added!
-loop points fixed
-now the whole soundfont is in GM/GS!
Roland Fantom X SoundFont
by schforby6805Uploaded on Dec 16, 2023 (and last updated on Apr 04, 2024)
This soundfont was uploaded by the music composer of Jharkhand, Bubai Roy from February 2007 (16 years ago) on MediaFire, if i would using Extreme Sample Converter to making a SoundFont, all of these samples on the Original Roland Fantom-X are converted WAV to SF2, There are 1,058 instruments as a soundfonts on each folder, including 00 Ac.Piano, 01, El.Piano, 02 Keyboard, 03 Bells, 04 Mallet and many more.
File size: 7.98 GB (1,058 soundfonts on 38 files)
File format: RAR
Florestan Ahh Choir
by Nando FlorestanUploaded on Jul 22, 2016
Florestan Ahh Choir is a very realistic and useful mixed choir.
Super Italo DiscoFont: Director's Cut
by strixSF2, Yingchun Soul for the original soundsUploaded on Oct 24, 2021
A derivative of Super Italo DiscoFont by Yingchun Soul with more tones restored from older versions of SIDF.
Version 1.0.0 release version.
Roblox OOF! Soundfont
by AnapanUploaded on Aug 02, 2021 (and last updated on Aug 02, 2021)
The Roblox Ooof! / Uuhhh sound which actually came from the ending of a game called Messiah in 2000.
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