(UPDATED!)
This is a pseudo-celesta soundfont
Contains 8 sound variations of a metallophone being
percussed with a soft mallet.
This soundfont could be used as a real-sounding celesta.
Has a C-5 to B-7 register.
Note that samples are made for individual use, rather than
used as an sample map across the keyboard.
Mallets Section GM
by DainduneUploaded on Jan 27, 2023
GM compatible Mallets with a Celesta, Glockenspiel, Vibraphone, Marimba, and Xylophone.
metallophone soundfont
by BAGELUploaded on Jan 09, 2023 (and last updated on Apr 18, 2023)
The sound of a metal key percussed with a wooden popsicle stick.
Recorded in my room, with a register of C-5 to B-7.
PvZ 1 Soundfont with DS instruments (Version 1.3)
by Fun Sun Blue, OfficialBrandix, ThatYoshi8 and PopCapUploaded on Sep 23, 2021 (and last updated on May 28, 2023)
The Plants VS Zombies soundfont is here and with a few more surprises!
Although I said I did it, I actually just mixed and added a few things, the most credit goes to them, the links to more information.
Uses GeneralUser GS for Cello and Tuba.
Uses Kiarchive for Glockenspiel, Analog Power, Tubular Bells, Attacker Bass, Pizzicato and Boy Choir.
Uses Beta Version of PvZ from a Sample for Gamebox and Normal Strings.
I´m used KORG TRITON temporarily for GameBox Missing Sample....
Realistic Chromatic Percussion & Harp
by DainduneUploaded on May 21, 2021 (and last updated on May 21, 2021)
This Pack contains nine chromatic percussion instruments plus a harp.
Pack Contains Celesta, Glockenspiel, Crotales, Vibraphone, Marimba, Xylophone, Tubular Belle, Harp, And Timpani.
More Chromatic Percussion Instruments Will Come Soon, Such at Metallophone, Steel Drums, Kalimba, Celeste, Toy Piano, Music Box, Toy Marimba, Toy Xylophone, and Bells.
So Enjoy These Instruments.
Glockenspiel
by DainduneUploaded on Dec 12, 2020
Samples recorded from Garageband,
i don't own these samples.
Sounds Realistic,
Xylo Piano 1.1 (SFZ)
by Michael PicherUploaded on Feb 11, 2017 (and last updated on Nov 30, 2018)
This sound library is sampled from a toy that has two modes, which are obviously "Piano" and "Xylophone". You can access these modes via key switches.
I made this virtual instrument so that is played back exactly like the original toy, right down to the quirk that necessitates that you press the keys down with a bit of force, in order for the hammer to hit the bells. If you don't, then you'll just hear the keys flailing and no tone.
This is a great oddity to add amongst ...
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Non-free
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Feel free to use this instrument in commercial or non-commercial works.
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