Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask Soundfont
by exciterUploaded on Oct 01, 2016 (and last updated on Oct 01, 2016)
Just finished a documented Majora's Mask soundfont with audio extracted from the Nintendo 64 version using SubDrag's Nintendo 64 Soundbank Tool V2. I have to thank SubDrag for all the hard work he's put in to making the audio files from games like Majora's Mask so accessible, really solid work.
The Soundfont file contains game audio including all instruments, percussion, ambience, and some NPC sounds categorized by bank number. Should contain about 97-98% of all in-game...
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Kirby 64 Soundfont
by fluidvoltUploaded on Jan 03, 2016 (and last updated on Jan 13, 2016)
Some of the best music on the system, there's a lot of fun instruments here. My personal favorite is probably the accordion! Or maybe the array of synths.
If you like the work of the author visit the site and listen to the music in Soundcloud, Bandcamp or Youtube!
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Glover 64 Soundfont
by fluidvoltUploaded on Jan 03, 2016 (and last updated on Jan 13, 2016)
The Glover 64 soundfont is huge. There are almost 200 patches here if you include the drums (and why wouldn't you?). The Glover soundtrack is one of my favorites, the drum loops combined with the often-bizarre melodies make it sound like hip hop from another dimension. And the soundfont is extremely versatile, there are tons of melodic instruments, drum hits, and sixteen unique drum loops. I love this soundfont.
Let me explain the organization scheme a bit. Instruments 1 ...
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