Smurf,

Is there a way that you could let me know where I can get those soundfonts that you got? Are they mapped in GM standard? Like the drums etc..

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Peace,

Musikman

Hi Musikman,
below is a couple of the free gm one's I've been playing round with.

I'm also in the process of putting together a font.
At the moment I'm working on a drumset. I find drums are my biggest headache when playing back xg based styles.
My Clavinova piano doesn't do too bad a job as it has xg drumsets. Doesn't play drums back as perfectly as a psr, but still not too bad.
So now I'm in the process of mixing & matching samples that most closely resemble the drum sounds in my clav. This way I'll only need one set of styles that can be played using either Clavinova's xg sounds or for portability using the soundfonts in my laptop.


If you don't have a soundfont compatible soundcard in your computer, try using Synthfont with one of the free fonts and a couple of your midifiles. Give you a rough idea of the quality.

Soundfont based midifile player (free) http://www.synthfont.com/

SGM128 Soundfont (free) http://www.sf2midi.com/index.php?page=sdet&id=5038

Another GS Font (free ) http://bennetng.kc-studio.com/AnotherGS/AnotherGS.html

best wishes
Rikki

Hi from the maker of this example of OMB made of song
All sounds where made using soundfonts.
I think there's Gigastudio brass also.
3 drums parts where layered.
The mp3 quality is 128, standard choice i thought.
Can't find where the singer is out of tune.
the orchestration is really eighties, that's true, as the overall sounds of this songs (and the orther i've wrote, made or not with OMB mainly due to the sounds I use, not OMB.
I 've tried to use it with Roland VSC3 too much latency to be usable (but i'm using an old PIII 933)

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Phil
www.sucrepop.com
des bonbons pour les oreilles