Rockman X2 [SNES]
by Caskett ChanUploaded on Nov 08, 2023 (and last updated on Jan 27, 2024)
i made a soundfont on one of the best Mega Man X games on the SNES. i made this one with polyphone because the one made because the one on William Kage's site isn't perfect. the drums aren't placed correctly, and some instruments have wrong ADSR envelope.
Mega Man X3 Soundfont
by CliffyJiffyUploaded on Jan 09, 2022
Pretty much Mega Man X2, just a little different,
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Mega Man X1 Soundfont
by CliffyJiffyUploaded on Jan 09, 2022 (and last updated on Jan 09, 2022)
Includes all the instruments from the SNES game Mega Man X
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Mega Man 7 Soundfont
by CliffyJiffyUploaded on May 22, 2021 (and last updated on Jun 21, 2021)
A lot like the SNES Mega Man & Bass soundfont, basically the OG versions of them. You already know what software I used to make it.
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(SNES) Mega Man & Bass Soundfont
by CliffyJiffyUploaded on May 22, 2021 (and last updated on Jun 21, 2021)
Yes I do know Fluidvolt's soundfont exists, I've used it before. But honestly, I think this is the one you should use instead. All of my soundfonts were made on Polyphone.
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Mega Man Soccer Soundfont
by CliffyJiffyUploaded on May 22, 2021 (and last updated on Jun 21, 2021)
This was made on a software called Polyphone, I got the samples using a tool called Super Nintendo Sound Ripper 95 which basically rips samples from a SPC file. Although I couldn't get the drums. But give it a try anyway.
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