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synthetic soundfont 2.0.sf2 (28572 bytes)
open source and public domain
generated with C++ script synth2.cpp (17431 bytes)
15 samples (13 melodic and 2 noise)
all samples consist of a single periodic loop and have a total length of 9984 points
6 unique instruments (piano, bright piano, guitar, square, percussive, organ) mapped to 128 midi instruments
20 unique drums (formed by varying pitch and fade of the 2 noise samples) mapped to 61 midi drums
open source and public domain
generated with C++ script synth2.cpp (17431 bytes)
15 samples (13 melodic and 2 noise)
all samples consist of a single periodic loop and have a total length of 9984 points
6 unique instruments (piano, bright piano, guitar, square, percussive, organ) mapped to 128 midi instruments
20 unique drums (formed by varying pitch and fade of the 2 noise samples) mapped to 61 midi drums
Details
| Shared by | Piotr Grochowski |
| Publication date | |
| License | public domain |
| Website | https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts/7742 |
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| Sample source | |
| Articulation | |
| MIDI standard |
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this is funny, but there are too many similar Presets.<br>you should apply operators at Instrument level.<br>check this;<br>https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kNqo1vlr0zABm4lGvEuZr0TptXmFKt_4/view?usp=sharing<br> -
PG The synthetic soundfont is my attempt to synthesize the sounds of various instruments using the techniques I'm familiar with. In particular, I only use periodic samples with an exponential fade, and no other features to keep it as simple as possible, so that the synthesis can be easily used outside of the soundfont format such as in embedded devices.
It all started when I attempted to synthesize the piano sound in synthetic soundfont 1.0: https://musical-artifacts.com/artifacts/1655
And I have funcbeat version of instrument synthesis:
https://dollchan.net/bytebeat/#4AwCAO0el…jF+hSZ+JOMRIV0x+QfwD
and funcbeat drum synthesis:
https://dollchan.net/bytebeat/#4AwCAO0eN…5Df05cnnxxzZtDbQ8X8B -
but what use is it to have six or seven Presets containing exactly the same Instrument?
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PG Because MIDI has 128 instruments in it, so I have to map to all 128 instruments or else some of the MIDI notes end up being silent. When I only had 1 instrument, I mapped the same instrument to all 128 presets. With more instruments, I map them to the best fit.
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