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Does anyone else on this forum use soundfonts or know of any decent, free sites to download them from, or even pay sites with free samples?Here is a list of sites that I've used in the past:- fox-gieg.com/rkhive- hammersound.net- homemusician.net- melodymachines.com- papelmedia.eu/english- personalcopy.com- sf2-files.com- sf2midi.com- soundfonts.itOut of these, sf2midi was certainly the best one before it turned into a piece of shit. I've also browsed various smaller sites and personal webpages, but haven't had much general success finding good soundfonts for metal.However, if anyone knows of a decent archive that isn't readily indexed by google, or if you have a link to a specific soundfont that you think is worth the download, please post the links here.Here are a few of my top picks. You may need the free sfpack, or sfArk extractors to extract some of these SF2 files.
They are available on google.File sizes refer to compressed files.PianosRequests welcome.Guitars:- This is a package deal with four different patches: Palm Mutes, Sustain, Harmonics, and I forget what the other one is, because I never use it. Definitely the best distortion guitar soundfont I've ever heard, but it's definitely better for middle and lower octaves, so I use it as my rhythm instrument.- Not as realistic as the Les Paul distortion soundfont, but sounds really good in the middle and higher octaves. Consequently, I use this for solos over the Les Paul and for most leads.If anyone has a good distortion lead, I would appreciate it- This is either a clean electric guitar, or an acoustic guitar, but probably the former. By comparison to general MIDI, it sounds more like a steel guitar than nylon, jazz, or clean.More coming soon. Requests welcome.
I also have a few other good acoustic / clean electric guitar soundfonts, but I haven't updated this webpage in over a year. I'll try to upload them soon, but this computer isn't soundfont compatible, AND I have dial up for the remainder of winter break, so it might be a while before I post them here.Ochestral:- The most realistic violin I've found so far. Sometimes, I use this to immitate an er-hu. There are four patches.Two Pizzicato Strings - Both are usefull for different things.More coming soon. Requests welcome. I have some awesome timpani.Synth Leads:- Maybe not the most ear-friendly, but has a very distinctive timbre.- Three theremins.More coming soon.
Requests welcome.Synth Pads:Requests welcome.Full GM (General MIDI) Banks:Also, here is my soundfont wish list, in case any of you are feeling generous- Distortion Guitar Lead- Drum Kit (better than CT8MGM bank defaults)- Operatic Female Voice- Operatic Male Voice- Better Overdrive Guitar- Jazz Guitar- Accordian- Oboe- Clarinet- English Horn- Bagpipe (non-shitty)- Banjo- Dulcimer- Koto- Shamisen- Sitar. The only place I had to allow for downloading is my free Google site that allows attachments. There is no spam, no tricks, nothing to buy. I am setting up a sample site that is free to read or listen to, and it involves one-liner comedy, instrumental playing, and mostly I wanted to be a writer. I hope this doesn't seem tackyThere you will find a couple of soundfonts I thought worth mentioning. The music player is what I did with the Les Paul on a keyboard (If the player gets ahead of itself just pull the slider back). If the downloads do not work let me know, but they should.My major question is are they allowed for commercial purposes?
Can anyone get back to me on that. They were offered as free soundfonts when I found them.
I love Reuben's work, and this is probably my favorite piece of his yet; it deserves a lot of attention and should receive it, given that it covers the main themes to three of the best games ever made (there's no such thing as 'Kojima fanboyism' - just appreciation for games as a modern art form), and it's dramatically arranged with plenty of money orchestral moments and assertive percussion. There's subtlety here, too, with widely variating instrumentation including fantastic choral work, some ethnic infusions here and there, and electronic percussion bumping shoulders with its symphonic snare, cymbal and timpani brethren. RK writes: 'The original ' was done as an experiment to try combine elements of orchestra, digital beats, western new age and oriental new age altogether. One year and many projects later, I got the funny idea to see how much I've improved. Plus I managed to include the theme song from mgs3.
My inspiration for this one is once again, fighting. A heroic build up, the pre battle-meditation, remembering why he fights, and then the fight, a setback, gathering the strength to stand up again, and then finally the victory. I don’t think I’ve ever spent so much time and experimented to so much to learn and discover new aspects to arranging before. Hope you guys enjoy XD'Kee's first LoS mix was certainly nothing to sneeze at, but he definitely has improved since then, and this mix should be widely accessible due not only to improved production but slicker arrangement, particularly in transition, and a faster overall pace and heightened sense of energy and momentum. Jesse puns: 'This is solid (not liquid) stuff. The dynamics are fantastic, the interpretation is liberal (aka creative), but the piece is obviously MGS at its core.'
Wii fit plus golf swing. These are classic themes; the main theme from MGS2 in particular, I believe, is one of those pieces of game music that's going to stick with this generation of gamers just as SMB, Zelda, and Chrono Trigger have stuck with us, and deservedly so - there's not too many classic, memorable, non-derivative melodies being penned even for big budget Hollywood action movies these days, and this composition can quite comfortably stand on its own in the company of the very best from better times. RK does it complete justice, as well, coloring outside the lines but respecting the raw power of the source material and letting it breathe. Great mix, very enjoyable, representative of both quantifiable technical and subjective emotional improvements in the ReMixer's work.―. Not trying to be to harsh, but I think you guys give him to muchcredit. I've spoken to him a few times and I have to say I'mamazed how humble he is, giving that you guys praise him thismuch.You guys keep talking how professional this sounds, altough Idisagree, he knows my opinion and respects what I say about hisremixes, so don't be like: you're just full of bullc.p.First: Altough the composition is very good, I was a bitdisapointed about the sound. It does sound good, but it could bebetter. It doesn't sound realistic enough to fool me.
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I know Reuuses a lot of soundfonts, but the whole piece would sound betterwith decent samples. Of course everyone could disagree with meand say that you can make every sample sound as realistic as youwant. Well, then you should teach Reu.My biggest problem with this piece was the piano.
The finalsegment where he plays those glissandos sounds very very bad (inmy opinion). The piano doesn't stand out and sounds verycompressed. Also, where he used reverb on all the otherinstruments, he didn't on the piano, so it doesn't blend in withthe whole arrangement.I followed the progress on this piece and in the first version hedidn't have the orchestral hits at the end. Eventough they addsome power to the composition, I don't find them very suitable.They just don't seem to fit there. This is of course my opinionand most of you probably will disagree.I surely don't disagree Reu is very talented, it's just a shamehe never attended some sort of classical music training. He couldhave gotten way better than he is now.
His piano compositions forexample have no variation at all. If you listened to one, you'vealmost heard them all.I'm not trying to bring him down (he knows), I'm just giving himvery strict criticism. I think he has more to a lot of criticismthan to a lot of praise.Oh, and if you say this sounds like the rock, it's pretty normalas the composer of MGS2 and 3 (Harry Gregson-Williams) wrote thebiggest part of the ost of the rockAlso, even if I was pretty hard on Reu, the composition is veryvery good. (Submission Agreement and Terms of Use)Page generated Sat, 29 Jun 2019 18:22:56 +0000 in 0.0259 secondsAll compositions, arrangements, images, and trademarks are copyright theirrespective owners. Original content is copyright OverClocked ReMix, LLC.
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