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.sf2 file mainly for Musescore. select "Bell Plate" in Musescore, change the sound of the origional bell plate to the zil-bel, customize the kit and add "c4" for the right sound (name what ever you want and/or add a corresponding letter of the key board, like "c".), and use the new kit for a zil-bel sound in what ever score you would like. ex. marching band, indoor percussion. (no synthesis)
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Et Could you please tell me how to import this sound into musescore? Just downloading it does nothing and only adds to my downloaded folder. How do I import this sound into musescore?
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Et Could you please tell me how to import this sound into musescore? Just downloading it does nothing and only adds to my downloaded folder. How do I import this sound into musescore?
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