The name nena in spanish mean's baby, female gender. there ar 3 reasons to make this gm set.. first, i collect some sounds of the fairlight CMI3 library and some emulator 2 retro sounds, combine with samples of my keyboards that not i put in none of my soundfonts and more samples from internet. and the best reason is build a gm set that sounds too sweet, more delicate, and more femenen like a woman. this general midi bank is intended for romantic music, easy listeni...

The classic Synth Fx/Pad from General Midi recreated with Sytrus

fully restored soundfont on the base OKI ML2870 from the old phone LG C1400/G5400/G7100 and PANTECH G200 and OLD Philips phones (favorite phones of childhood, and we thought it sounded like on the computer - Roland). now sounds about 90% accurate (For those who don't understand, I'll add here: this soundfont is a REPLICA of several others, similar in sound.)

I'm stgiga, and this is my merger of my fix of the NESMaster96 GM remap of little-scale and drunkenjesus's YM2413 SoundFont with the Devan Wolf GM remap of the OPLL-2 bank from the Yamaha SHS-10, utilizing plgDavid samples. Thus this, in essence, a 2xOPLL bank, because the OPLL and OPLL2 are the same chip just accessed differently. The SHS-10 just uses custom patches a lot. This is actually a neat duet.

The reason I published this here on Musical Artifacts is because it was originally an .sf3 file and .sf3's are compatible with such a small amount of things. The way I converted the thing was using Polyphone. I just loaded it, hit 'Save As...' and chose .sf2. It sounds just like the original with not much loss and I'm pretty happy with it. If you like the sound of the Musescore soundfont and want to use it with some other software (e.g. VLC Media Player). To summarize, I p...