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Visit the GitHub repository to view the sample source list and download older versions: https://github.com/nitro-shoe/NitroFont-Rebooted
Honestly, I had a feeling like NitroFont doesn't meet my expectations. This should explain why I haven't released a new version of NitroFont lately. Version 6.0 of NitroFont was among my plans, but I found starting from scratch and rebooting the project to be easier than updating an existing one, given that NitroFont already has over 400 presets. I was sure I'd need to spend a lot of time, and was afraid I'd certainly leave some oversights here and there.
So, there you have it. NitroFont Rebooted is, you guessed it, a complete rework of NitroFont, its successor. There are many ways it does better than NitroFont:
90s MIDI vibes: NitroFont Rebooted is better at capturing the feeling associated with sound modules released throughout the 1990s, especially the Roland Sound Canvas series. Many instruments were given shorter decay and/or release times to closely match the Roland SC-55 in particular.
Studio-like sound: using the power of the SoundFont 2.04 specification's attenuation feature, basses were made louder than the rest of the instrumentation featured in the soundfont, thus allowing certain MIDI compositions to sound like studio recordings. A similar approach was used in SONiVOX's 24 MB sound bank.
Smart stereo width: each preset has cleverly picked reverb and chorus send levels, with the exception of the sound effects (presets 120-127). Basses and drums have little reverb compared to most other presets, while strings and synth pads have more pronounced reverb. The electric pianos and Fender Stratocaster guitar (aka clean guitar) have chorus as well. This enhances realism and introduces some stereo width to the affected instruments.
Clever special programming: many instruments (the piano, the celesta, the hammered dulcimer, to name a few) use velocity maps to play different samples at different velocity levels, enhancing realism and allowing these instruments to sound more dynamic, especially in MIDI compositions with humanization (round robins) in them. In addition to this, most instruments make cleverer use of modulators compared to the original NitroFont project, e.g., the vibrato speed is affected by the note number in wind instruments.
Creativity: I've taken some creative liberties when working on this soundfont. It has some intentional deviations from the General MIDI standard in order to give it some personality. For instance, who needs a Fantasia pad when you can have a harpsichord layered over synth strings?
Enjoy the fresh new coat of paint(?) the flagship soundfont has been given!
Honestly, I had a feeling like NitroFont doesn't meet my expectations. This should explain why I haven't released a new version of NitroFont lately. Version 6.0 of NitroFont was among my plans, but I found starting from scratch and rebooting the project to be easier than updating an existing one, given that NitroFont already has over 400 presets. I was sure I'd need to spend a lot of time, and was afraid I'd certainly leave some oversights here and there.
So, there you have it. NitroFont Rebooted is, you guessed it, a complete rework of NitroFont, its successor. There are many ways it does better than NitroFont:
90s MIDI vibes: NitroFont Rebooted is better at capturing the feeling associated with sound modules released throughout the 1990s, especially the Roland Sound Canvas series. Many instruments were given shorter decay and/or release times to closely match the Roland SC-55 in particular.
Studio-like sound: using the power of the SoundFont 2.04 specification's attenuation feature, basses were made louder than the rest of the instrumentation featured in the soundfont, thus allowing certain MIDI compositions to sound like studio recordings. A similar approach was used in SONiVOX's 24 MB sound bank.
Smart stereo width: each preset has cleverly picked reverb and chorus send levels, with the exception of the sound effects (presets 120-127). Basses and drums have little reverb compared to most other presets, while strings and synth pads have more pronounced reverb. The electric pianos and Fender Stratocaster guitar (aka clean guitar) have chorus as well. This enhances realism and introduces some stereo width to the affected instruments.
Clever special programming: many instruments (the piano, the celesta, the hammered dulcimer, to name a few) use velocity maps to play different samples at different velocity levels, enhancing realism and allowing these instruments to sound more dynamic, especially in MIDI compositions with humanization (round robins) in them. In addition to this, most instruments make cleverer use of modulators compared to the original NitroFont project, e.g., the vibrato speed is affected by the note number in wind instruments.
Creativity: I've taken some creative liberties when working on this soundfont. It has some intentional deviations from the General MIDI standard in order to give it some personality. For instance, who needs a Fantasia pad when you can have a harpsichord layered over synth strings?
Enjoy the fresh new coat of paint(?) the flagship soundfont has been given!
Detalles
| Compartido por | NitroShoe (formerly YG) |
| Fecha de publicación | |
| Licencia | acreditar, no distribuir con más restricciones |
| Sitio web | https://sites.google.com/view/nitroshoe/soundfonts/nitrofont-rebooted |
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| Origen de las muestras | |
| Estándar MIDI | |
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NitroFont Rebooted.sf2
(, 46.13 MB)
Contenido del soundfont: NitroFont Rebooted-1.sf2
Banco
Conjunto
Nombre
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0
Dream piano #1
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1
Dream piano #2
0
2
Dream digital grand
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Tack piano
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4
Studio Rhodes
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5
E-mu FM el. piano
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6
SC-55 harpsichord
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7
Percussive clavinet
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8
Velo celesta
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9
Celesta + glock
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10
Dream RIM music box
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11
SONiVOX vibraphone
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12
Marimba
0
13
Xylophone
0
14
Chimes
0
15
Velo dulcimer
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16
MTK6276 organ
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17
SONiVOX perc. organ
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18
E-mu rock organ
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19
Pipe organ
0
20
Microsoft reed organ
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21
SM64 accordion
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22
Mouth harmonica
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23
Tango accordion
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24
SONiVOX nylon gt.
0
25
SONiVOX steel gt.
0
26
Archtop el. gt.
0
27
Fender Stratocaster
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28
SC-55 palm mute
0
29
Overdriven el. gt.
0
30
Distorted el. gt.
0
31
E-mu gt. harmonics
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32
Wood & fretless #1
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33
Fingered el. bass
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34
Picked el. bass
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35
Wood + fretless #2
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36
Reso slap bass
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Reso pop bass
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38
SONiVOX synth bass
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39
SC-88 monster bass
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40
Violins + violas #1
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Violins + violas #2
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Cello section
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Double bass section
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44
Tremolo str. section
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Pizzicato
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46
SC-55 harp
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SC-55 timpani
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48
Marcato str. section
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49
Legato str. section
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50
Pro synth strings
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51
Bright synth strings
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52
SC-88 choir
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53
SC-8820 "ooh" voice
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54
Oz Land vox
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55
SONiVOX orch. hit
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56
Open trumpet
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57
Trombone
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58
E-mu tuba
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59
E-mu muted trumpet
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60
E-mu French horns
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61
SSB brass section
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62
Bright synth brass
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63
Mellow synth brass
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SC-88 soprano sax
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SC-88 alto sax
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66
Breathy tenor sax
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67
E-mu baritone sax
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68
PvZ oboe
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69
SC-55 alto oboe
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SC-55 bassoon
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Clarinet
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Tutti #1
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Tutti #2
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Recorder
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SC-55 Pan flute
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SSB bottle chiff
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Bamboo flute
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FM whistle
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Ocarina
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80
PvZ GameBox lead
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81
43.75% pulse lead
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Vent synth
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Chiffer lead
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SC-55 charango lead
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Solo vox lead
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5ths lead
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Bass & lead
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Dream harpsichord
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Solar wind
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Polyphonic pad
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Space choir pad
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SC-55 bowed glass
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SC-55 metallic pad
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Halo pad
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Sweeper
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Krypton
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Soundtrack
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98
Crystal
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Dream dulcimer
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100
SC-55 brightness
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101
Goblin chant
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102
E-mu echo drops
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Star theme
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104
Sitar
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105
SC-88 banjo
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SC-55 shamisen
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107
Koto
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108
Mbira
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Bagpipe
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110
SC-55 fiddle
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111
E-mu shehnai
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112
Bell tree
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113
SONiVOX agogo
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114
E-mu steelpan
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115
Woodblock
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116
SONiVOX taiko
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117
Tom
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118
Synth tom
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119
E-mu reverse cymbal
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120
Fret noise
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121
SSB Pan flute puff
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122
Sea coast
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123
Birds chirping
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124
Telephone ring
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125
Helicopter noise
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126
Crowd cheering
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127
E-mu gunshot
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0
Wide dream piano #1
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1
Wide dream piano #2
1
2
Wide dream dig.grand
1
3
Wide tack piano
1
4
Detuned Rhodes
1
5
Detuned FM piano
1
6
Coupled harpsichord
1
7
Pulse clavinet
1
11
Wet vibraphone
1
12
Wide marimba
1
14
Church bell
1
16
Detuned organ #1
1
17
Detuned organ #2
1
19
Pipe organ #2
1
20
Puff organ
1
21
Italian accordion
1
22
Melodica
1
24
Ukulele
1
25
12-string guitar
1
26
Hawaiian el. gt.
1
27
Chorus Fender Strat
1
28
Funk el. gt. #1
1
29
El. gt. pinch
1
30
Feedback el. gt.
1
31
El. gt. feedback
1
33
Finger slap
1
38
Synth bass 101
1
39
FM bass
1
40
Slow violins+violas
1
46
Yangqin
1
48
Orchestral pad
1
50
Octave synth strings
1
52
SC-88 choir #2
1
53
Hummin'
1
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Analog voice
1
55
Bass hit
1
56
Dark open trumpet
1
57
Dark trombone
1
59
Dark muted trumpet
1
60
French horns #2
1
61
Brass section #2
1
62
Bright syn. brass #2
1
63
Mellow syn. brass #2
1
70
Dry bassoon
1
72
Octave piccolo flute
1
80
Square wave
1
81
Sawtooth wave
1
84
Wire lead
1
86
5th sawtooth wave
1
87
Delayed lead
1
88
Dream harpsichord #2
1
89
Sine wave pad
1
91
Itopia pad
1
92
Bowed glass #2
1
98
Synth mallet
1
102
Echo bell
1
104
Sitar #2
1
107
Taishogoto
1
115
Castanets
1
116
Orchestral bass drum
1
117
Room tom
1
118
Analog tom
1
120
Cut noise
1
121
Flute key click
1
122
Rain
1
123
Dog barking
1
124
Telephone ring #2
1
125
Engine ignition
1
126
Man laughing
1
127
Machine gun
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0
Dark dream piano
2
4
Velo studio Rhodes
2
5
Velo FM el. piano
2
6
Wide harpsichord
2
14
Carillon
2
16
60s Hammond organ
2
17
Percussive organ #2
2
19
Pipe organ #3
2
24
Open nylon guitar
2
25
Mandolin
2
27
Mid-tone el. gt.
2
28
Funk el. gt. #2
2
30
Rhythm el. gt.
2
38
Acid bass
2
39
Rubber bass
2
48
60s strings section
2
55
6th orchestra hit
2
57
Bright trombone
2
62
Analog syn. brass #1
2
63
Analog syn. brass #2
2
80
Sine wave
2
81
Dr. Solo lead
2
102
Echo pan
2
118
Electronic snare
2
120
String slap
2
121
Thunder
2
122
Horse gallop
2
124
Door creaking
2
125
Car tire squeal
2
126
Woman screaming
2
127
Raygun
3
4
60s el. piano
3
5
Legend el. piano
3
6
Open harpsichord
3
16
MTK6276 organ #2
3
24
Nylon-string gt. #2
3
25
Steel + body
3
28
Jazz Man el. gt.
3
38
Clavi bass
3
39
Attack pulse
3
55
Euro hit
3
62
"Jump" brass
3
81
Natural lead
3
120
Cut down
3
122
Howling wind
3
123
Single bird chirp
3
124
Door slamming
3
125
Car passing
3
126
Punch
3
127
Explosion
4
5
Phaser el. piano
4
18
Pitch slide organ
4
38
Hammer bass
4
81
Sequenced saw wave
4
120
Cut up
4
122
River
4
123
Sine bird chirping
4
124
Vinyl scrub
4
125
Car crash
4
126
Heartbeat
4
127
Electric hum
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122
Bubbles
5
123
Chicken clucking
5
124
Windchimes
5
125
Police siren
5
126
Footsteps
5
127
Spray
6
123
Cat meowing
6
125
Train
6
127
Glass breaking
7
125
Jet engine
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0
Wide dream piano #1
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1
Wide dream piano #2
8
2
Wide dream dig.grand
8
3
Wide tack piano
8
4
Detuned Rhodes
8
5
Detuned FM piano
8
6
Coupled harpsichord
8
7
Fast decay clavinet
8
11
Wide vibraphone
8
12
Wide marimba
8
14
Church bell
8
16
Detuned organ #1
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17
Detuned organ #2
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19
Pipe organ #2
8
20
Puff organ
8
21
Italian accordion
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24
Ukulele
8
25
12-string guitar
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26
Hawaiian el. gt.
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27
Chorus Fender Strat
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28
Funk el. gt. #1
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29
El. gt. pinch
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30
Feedback el. gt.
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31
El. gt. feedback
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32
Mellow acoustic bass
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33
Finger slap
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36
Slap + pop bass
8
38
Acid bass
8
39
FM bass
8
40
Slow violins+violas
8
48
Orchestral pad
8
50
Octave synth strings
8
54
Analog voice
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61
Brass section #2
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62
Bright syn. brass #2
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63
Mellow syn. brass #2
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80
Sine wave
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81
Dr. Solo lead
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84
Wire lead
8
85
Detuned choir
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107
Taishogoto
8
115
Castanets
8
116
Orchestral bass drum
8
117
Room tom
8
118
Analog tom
8
119
Crash cymbal
8
125
UFO
9
14
Carillon
9
116
Timbale
9
118
Electronic snare
9
119
Ride cymbal
9
125
Burst noise
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0
Dark dream piano
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4
Velo studio Rhodes
16
5
Velo FM el. piano
16
6
Wide harpsichord
16
16
60s Hammond organ
16
19
Pipe organ #3
16
24
Quiet nylon-str. gt.
16
25
Mandolin
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28
Funk el. gt. #2
16
38
Clavi bass
16
39
Rubber bass
16
62
Analog syn. brass #1
16
63
Analog syn. brass #2
16
80
Triangle wave
16
81
Natural lead
16
119
Ride bell
24
4
60s el. piano
24
5
Legend el. piano
24
6
Quiet harpsichord
24
38
Hammer bass
24
81
Sequenced saw wave
32
0
Wide dark dream pno.
32
16
MTK6276 organ #2
32
17
Percussive organ #2
32
24
Nylon-string gt. #2
32
52
SC-88 choir #2
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16
Sine organ
127
0
Grand piano #1
127
1
Grand piano #2
127
2
Grand piano #3
127
3
Electric piano #1
127
4
Electric piano #2
127
5
Electric piano #3
127
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Electric piano #4
127
7
Tack piano
127
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Hammond organ #1
127
9
Hammond organ #2
127
10
Hammond organ #3
127
11
Hammond organ #4
127
12
Pipe organ #1
127
13
Pipe organ #2
127
14
Pipe organ #3
127
15
Accordion
127
16
Harpsichord #1
127
17
Harpsichord #2
127
18
Harpsichord #3
127
19
Clavinet #1
127
20
Clavinet #2
127
21
Clavinet #3
127
22
Celesta #1
127
23
Celesta #2
127
24
Synth brass #1
127
25
Synth brass #2
127
26
Synth brass #3
127
27
Synth brass #4
127
28
Synth bass #1
127
29
Synth bass #2
127
30
Synth bass #3
127
31
Synth bass #4
127
32
Dream harpsichord
127
33
Harmo pan
127
34
Chorale
127
35
Glasses
127
36
Soundtrack
127
37
Dream dulcimer
127
38
Warm bell
127
39
Funny vox
127
40
Echo bell
127
41
Krypton
127
42
Oboe 2001
127
43
Echo pan
127
44
Dr. Solo lead
127
45
School daze lead
127
46
Bell singer
127
47
GameBox lead
127
48
Strings section #1
127
49
Strings section #2
127
50
Strings section #3
127
51
Pizzicato
127
52
Violin section #1
127
53
Violin section #2
127
54
Cello section #1
127
55
Cello section #2
127
56
Double bass section
127
57
Harp #1
127
58
Harp #2
127
59
Acoustic guitar #1
127
60
Acoustic guitar #2
127
61
Electric guitar #1
127
62
Electric guitar #2
127
63
Sitar
127
64
Acoustic bass #1
127
65
Acoustic bass #2
127
66
Electric bass #1
127
67
Electric bass #2
127
68
Slap bass #1
127
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Slap bass #2
127
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Fretless bass #1
127
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Fretless bass #2
127
72
Flute #1
127
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Flute #2
127
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Piccolo flute #1
127
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Piccolo flute #2
127
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Recorder
127
77
Pan flute
127
78
Saxophone #1
127
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Saxophone #2
127
80
Saxophone #3
127
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Saxophone #4
127
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Clarinet #1
127
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Clarinet #2
127
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Oboe
127
85
Alto oboe
127
86
Bassoon
127
87
Mouth harmonica
127
88
Trumpet #1
127
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Trumpet #2
127
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Trombone #1
127
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Trombone #2
127
92
French horns #1
127
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French horns #2
127
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Tuba
127
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Brass section #1
127
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Brass section #2
127
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Vibraphone #1
127
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Vibraphone #2
127
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Synth mallet
127
100
Wind bell
127
101
Glockenspiel
127
102
Chimes
127
103
Xylophone
127
104
Marimba
127
105
Koto
127
106
Sho
127
107
Bamboo flute
127
108
Whistle #1
127
109
Whistle #2
127
110
Bottle chiff
127
111
Breathpipe
127
112
Timpani
127
113
Tom
127
114
Snare
127
115
Electric perc. #1
127
116
Electric perc. #2
127
117
Open surdo
127
118
Muted surdo
127
119
Crash cymbal
127
120
Castanets
127
121
Triangle
127
122
Orchestra hit
127
123
Telephone ring
127
124
Birds chirping
127
125
One-note jam
127
126
Water bells
127
127
Jungle tune
128
0
Standard
128
1
GeneralUser GS
128
2
GeneralUser GS (alt)
128
3
Roland SC-88 Pro
128
4
Roland SC-8850/8820
128
8
Room
128
16
Power
128
24
Electronic
128
25
Analog
128
32
Jazz
128
40
Brush
128
48
Orchestra
128
56
Sound effects
128
127
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Comentarios
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Ti Comentario de Tifilho456 elCould you add the clicking sound again for plucked string presets like guitars on this sound bank?
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N( The file has been updated! Check out your new guitar click sounds!
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Ti Comentario de Tifilho456 elNot extracting anymore. Unfortunately the app Files can't extract the .sf2 file, showing a bug "Can't extract the file. There was a problem with the file". Did the file got corrupted, or has a "check-sum" bug?
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N( Okay, I reuploaded the file. Thanks for letting me know about the problem! I guess I was a tad careless when picking the archive format, compression algorithm, etc. The file is now available in its pure form rather than packed inside a .zip archive.
Anyways, enjoy the new soundfont!
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