Tekiah, Shevarim, Teruah
by Starbirth Music - Martin J. SchiffUploaded on Aug 24, 2015 (and last updated on Jan 15, 2016)
Here are some free samples from Starbirth Music for Gigastudio and other samplers.
The first sample is for Gigastudio, and is a recording of traditional shofar calls played and recorded by Martin Schiff. Here are the details about the samples:
There are 3 different calls:
Tekiah - a long blast (varying lengths)
Shevarim - a wailing sound
Teruah - a broken trumpet sound
Mappings
C4 - G4 - Tekiah (all notes, including half steps)
A5, B5 - Teruah
C5, D5 - Shevarim
E5...
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Non-free
Extra considerations:
You may use them in any way you wish to make music either for your own use, or commercially, but you MAY NOT sell the samples, or include them in a compilation for samples for sale.
Celtic Soundfont
by Michel CömeUploaded on Mar 10, 2016
Not really easy to use, but the harpes and reeds might be good for droning stuff.
Volumes are a little off and not all notes are mapped, but you might find something insteresting here.
Hammersound Description:
Cornemuse, Biniou, Bombarde ...
Hammersound Rating: 4.0 from 1 review
Dizi from Freesound
by Placeholder StickUploaded on Oct 08, 2020 (and last updated on Oct 08, 2020)
Soundfont created from a public domain (CC0) dizi sample set on freesound:
https://freesound.org/people/Hypnotriod/packs/21613/
License on original samples is CC0 (public domain)
VST's from Necromare
by Placeholder Stick, Necromare (vsti)Uploaded on Nov 21, 2020 (and last updated on Nov 25, 2020)
VSTI's from Necromare, available here: http://bigcatinstruments.blogspot.com/2016/03/necromare-vsts.html
VSTI's by Necromare: http://necromare.blogspot.com/
If possible, read the information in the 1st link in "More Info"
Note: StrixSF2 please check if these can be used in sample libraries
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by UnknownUploaded on Jan 26, 2022 (and last updated on Jan 26, 2022)
Converted from K2000.
SinFon36Plus Upgrade
by Duwindu TharindaUploaded on Mar 16, 2022 (and last updated on Mar 17, 2022)
I found this strictly GM only soundfont from an app called "Android Practice Player" or something. It had some not so good choir and synth tones thus I thought on upgrading it as well as putting the other standard drumkits such as "Room", "Power" "Jazz", "Brush", "Simmons" and such, and some ethnic touch with SC-8820 Ethnic and Asia kits
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Koto samples be Restoring from DSS-1 ROM Korg Wavestation Ethnic Card 1990's samples version is full rip Source : E-MU emulator II #korg #emu-emulator
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by Darko747Uploaded on Oct 19, 2023 (and last updated on Oct 20, 2023)
it was made on Sytrus from Fl studio, Resampled,
Tuned it, and edited to notes with Polyphone
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by Soundbytes, adaptation to sf2 by AszyelUploaded on Aug 05, 2023 (and last updated on Oct 23, 2023)
Here I am with yet another gurdy. I think this one sounds a little better than the other one, but they are kinda different so you have to test it on your own to see which you like more.
The soundfont consists on two drones (placed on the lower octaves), the chant (in the middle octaves), and the trompette (higher octaves).
I took the samples from a free VST made by Soundbytes. I adaptated it to sf2 format because I can't make the VST work in Windows 10. Also the VST is 3...
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The General Montage SoundFont
by DainduneUploaded on Nov 22, 2023 (and last updated on Nov 22, 2023)
Here is a realistic GM SoundFont that I’ve been working on.
This SoundFont contains realistic sound samples.
Most of them are from No Budget SFZs, Freepats, and Versilian Studios.
With 128 instruments, and 8 drum kits, and the mono instruments have been balanced to sound stereo.
Although most of the instruments contain stereo samples.
The next update will contain an SFX kit, all instruments will have dynamic velocity layers, and some instrument sounds will be changed.
This...
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