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I've made some research on how to make one, found out a program to do it. Something made out of precisely picked out samples out of every single SF2 file that I will stumble upon. MIDISynth a while ago (I wonder if it was a year ago or more) and i felt kinda nostalgic about all the MIDI.
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DSF Soundfont Examples Collection (SF2) Free Sounds for ARIA Engine Volume 1. Totally Free Instrument by Type Totally Free Instruments Organized by Type. All our sample packs are royalty-free, so you. Short history of the font.Ī SoundFont is a brand name. Font, which basically is a compilation of many, MANY soundfonts into one - GM bank. In the last 3 days there were 0 new threads and 0 reply posts.Ladies and Gentleman - I hereby present you the Compi. There are a total of 403,820 posts in 58,165 threads. There seems to be an attitude on some of the free soundfont sites that size is everything - and it ain't.Ĭurrently it is Tuesday, Aug5:56 AM (GMT -5) I'd agree that for equally competent engineering, bigger is better but I have run across soundfonts with large samples that were poorly looped or had poor samples,and they sounded awful. I suppose I should give it another look sometime. And I think that I decided it wasn't worth the space it was occupying and deleted it. But, I didn't try all patches and combinations of patches, so you may, of course, have noticed something, that slipped my attention.ĭrat, I didn't notice that there was more than one bank. I mainly used SGM-180 in PM and never noticed any problems with HP.
Another thing with SGM-180 is, that it has several banks and gives you more patches to choose between. And this all costs MBs (For the really big and prestigious sample libraries (not sf2) we're talking GBs). As a general rule, the more and longer samples, the more layers and the more splits and less stretching of the samples, the better sound.
But, even with soundfonts, quality has a lot to do with quantity. It may very well be a design limitation with the SF2 format. Most sucked and even the most expensive didn't sound much better than SGM-180. In my search for better sounds, I've listened to a lot of soundfonts, some free, some commercial. I think SGM-180 is better, and worth the extra loading time, although it's far from perfect. One of the reasons, I bought PrintMusic, was the availabillity of SoftSynth, but as it turned out, it disappointed me immensely.
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PrintMusic 2004, Windows XP Pro, Soundblaster Audigy 2 ZS, P4 2.6 GHz + 1 GB Of course I am working in PrintMusic where I have very little control over HP to fix things that sound bad, it may be possible to get better results out of other soundfonts in Finale by tweaking the settings. The other thing I have noticed is that Human Playback is definitely optimized for the SynthGMS soundfont - it often sounds bad with other soundfonts.
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I suspect that quantity is no substitute for professional quality when it comes to compiling a soundfont. Nickie, what was your opinion of SGM180 ? I spent quite alot of time downloading it, and was acutelly disappointed to find that for all its size it sounded very little better than the Finale soundfont in fact I thought that some of the instruments sounded worse. Mind you I love playing it, and trying to get the most out of it - you can't beat a nice mellow euph sound.ĭid you try SGM 180? It's big (180 MB unzipped), but has some nice sounds. I bought it second hand 10 years ago, and I think it was 40 years old then! Connect a jazz trombonist to the end and guess what you get? Nick - for really thin and out of tune, you should try playing my small bore B&H Euphonium. I've seen most trombone players try to play that same note on euphonium with the first valve. Here's an interesting thing I've noticed: euphonium players rarely use the wrong positions to get the same notes, like 5th position for second ledger line F# for instance. I guess the same could be said the other way around. Might anyone have a few good soundfont files they could send me?Īll posts spellchecked using a very unreliable beta version of GreyMatter ® ver.
One sounded like a MIDI sound, while the other had a very tasteless vibrato. But the best (sarcastic best) part about it is that it is ten cents flat. It sounds like a tuba, but has poor articulation. I downloaded the only two tuba sounds I could find one just did not have a good tuba sound, and the other one was definitely sampled. Now I have another problem: the accordian sounds I downloaded were absolutely great, but the tuba and clarinet, not so much. Post Edited (Nickie Fønshauge) : 4:54:05 AM (GMT-5) PrintMusic04/Finale05/Finale06 - GPO - XP Home SP2 - Pentium 4 3.2E - 1 GB RAM - SB Audigy 2 ZS - Technics KN 500
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Another option is to download Synthfont, a free and rather good soundfont player, and test it there.