Amen Break 8-bit
by ChannelUploaded on Apr 16, 2024 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
Samples taken from Makary Brauner's POKEY break8bit video
Floppotron GM
by stgiga, sleaf, [nowanonymous], Yingchun SoulUploaded on Nov 23, 2023 (and last updated on Apr 17, 2024)
Oh I (stgiga) didn't give this poor bank a description, let's give 'em one:
This bank is a cursed one that aims to replicate the sound of the Floppotron (Floppy Drive Organ). It's a ridiculous bank, and I did it on request. This does NOT define my SF2s.
Anyways, IF you enjoy it, enjoy it. If you don't, I have MUCH better SF2s.
Do What The Fuck You Want To Public License 2.0
Extra considerations:
Do what you want so long as you aren't a bigot or using it in ways that would make Rainfurrest attendees nope out of the idea. Oh and no, I never went to Rainfurrest (that's probably a good thing, I heard it was awful).
Gameboy GM SoundFont (Fixed)
by stgiga, CynthiaCelestic, ASIALUNAR, MoetsukiroUploaded on Sep 26, 2023
I'm stgiga, and as for this SoundFont, someone on Reddit asked me to remove the Exclusive Class settings on this bank to allow proper polyphony so I did. The pitch limits are hard to fix because some regions only play on certain pitches, in a segmented way, and while I COULD completely remove pitch limits, god forbid your ears. Even the original is kind of loud. (The JummBox bank, with some exceptions, isn't, and unlike this SoundFont or my Famicom Multichip bank, is compa...
PMD Drum Set. Sampled from PMDPLAY.
8-Bit Chip
by Michael PicherUploaded on Sep 29, 2016 (and last updated on May 19, 2024)
Introducing Version 2.0!!
SFZ Format
Pulse (3 variants), Triangle, and Noise waves
Simple keyboard layout
"Legato" effect
Vibrato, tremolo, slide (portamento), attack, and release controls
The goal, when designing "8-Bit Chip", was to create something that was friendly to a musician, rather than a programer.
Traditionally, 8-Bit music is created in what can be described as a spreadsheet-like environment, where pitches and effects are coded one at a time. My idea was ...
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Non-free
Extra considerations:
Feel free to use this virtual instrument in any commercial/non-commercial projects!
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