Uploaded on
Aug 13, 2022
(and last updated on May 05, 2023)
Here is LeapFrog's Leap-font, the soundfont used in LeapFrog toys and LeapPad models, Imagination Desk, My First LeapPad, Leapster games. I've recreated loop points and envelopes for each instrument being sampled (well, the loop points are - at least - decent). The SoundFont is not 100% GM, 'specially the drums -- it's almost GM compatible most of the times, so don't worry. ALL of the instrument samples are included and are somewhat remastered in High Quality, since I recr...
Uploaded on
Aug 06, 2022
(and last updated on May 04, 2023)
Introduced 2000-onwards. A few instrumental modifications were made in 2000 for some LeapZone toys like School Time LeapTop, Leap's Learning Band, as well as My First LeapPad and the 2004 Explorer Globe.
UPDATE: Fixed the Bandoneon sample.
Uploaded on
Aug 01, 2022
(and last updated on May 02, 2023)
Introduced 1997-onwards. This is LeapFrog's sound-font MIDI hardware synth (sound/music playback routine) who has an embedded on-chip synth in a system (e.g. LeapPad and Leapster) directing SYN files referring to a set of commands representing notes and onboard instruments inside the audio engine. The soundfont is first created by Explore Technologies for the Odyssey Globe. It was architected by Richard Marriott and Brad Fuller.
UPDATE 11/13/22: We've reached over 1,000 D...
Uploaded on
Jul 31, 2022
(and last updated on May 04, 2023)
This is a simple but vast collection of 15 instruments used in Learning Screen Karaoke, in which the selected 15 from the Leap-font are used for all of the songs and the Traditional song arrangements; this collection of selected instruments is to be called "The Learning Screen Karaoke Instrument Bundle".
Overall for most songs used in this toy, I think the Learning Screen Karaoke sounds better. Why?
As for all of you, it uses Leap-font. In fact, it's one of the greatest ...
Extra considerations:
(Sounds in the YouTube link belong to The Electronic Toy Archive on YouTube.)
Help us by donating!
Musical Artifacts is an open source web app helping musicians to find, share and preserve the artifacts they use for music production. It's worked on by volunteers in their free time.
As it grows, so do hosting and bandwidth costs. We don't track you or show ads, so we need donations to keep the website up and maintain download speeds.
To contribute without donating money, see this page