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Myriad Forum « recommended string ensemble soundfonts » Just so you can hear the two solo violins I tend to use.ĮDIT2: Turn down your volume when you listen to the Bach Fugue.Myriad Forum - recommended string ensemble soundfonts It's short because I don't have most of it written down - AA Solo Violin on the top part, the Gagliano Violin, Cadenza Viola(eww, but there aren't any good violas), French Horn SSO, Bassoon SSO. I'm faking col legno with a quiet shamisen for now, but. I could also use any string players that want to record particular articulations (up bow, down bow, spiccato, col legno, sul g, point of the bow, etc).

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But it's the closest I've gotten to a free orchestra in a box, so worth it. The soundfont is approaching a gigabyte, just as a warning. The ending is weird, because it's a ballet, the music doesn't stop. I didn't use anything except for MS and the soundfont. I've got one muted trumpet, because it's the only free muted trumpet on the internet that actually sounds like a muted trumpet.Īnyway, here's an mp3 demo of the thing: Nutcracker, Christmas Tree at Night And, dear god, please, a muted/stopped/wah-wah version would be amazing. Crisp attacks, sustain for a ten count on each note.

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Tympani SSO has rolls and left-hand/right-hand stuff if you want to get really picky, go up some octaves for rolls(they're beautiful) and go down for RH stick.Īlso, I'd love it if anyone who plays any brass instrument or English horn (I play clarinet, got that covered, soundfonts just take forever) would like to sit down with whatever shit microphone is handy and play their full range in thirds(A#,C#E,G,A#, etc) as loud as they can (for the minimal effort to the performer version) - please brass it up - or for the higher effort version, ff, f, mf, mp, p dynamics each of those thirds. I could go on a lot more, but I think the really important thing to mention is that percussion has snare rolls, cymbal rolls, and gongs. Campbell's Tuba comes complete with farts, btw, if you want a jazz thing, use that. This means that ff has that obnoxious, brassy, gloriousness that I want, thanks, while mf has a nice clear tone. Nearly all of the brass has proper velocity levels, btw. I think some of one of the Tenor Trombone presets is not looped. Florestan is the way to go, usually, but for a largo part the SSO/eddie's english horn is a good option.

The English Horns are the best I could find, but still not good. ok, but it sounds like trash next to Clarinet SSO, because it's obviously a bit electronic. There is one preset and one instrument that don't quite measure up to the quality of everything else, but I have them because there is so little of good quality for those instruments. I've got Bass Clarinet, Eb Clarinet and Alto Flutes. The Strings all have their own sections, there are two different pizzicatos for each section, solo and section. But I do have the best Free Solo Violin soundfont there is - AA Solo Violin. It's not finished, or I would have posted it on already. Two is my own soundfont(NOT general Midi) that I use because I'm interested in orchestral scores, and 20 different guitars aren't useful. If you don't like that one, I suggest Timbres of Heaven(nice, but REALLY loud) or Arachno's soundfont.

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One, a general midi that doesn't sound like total trash: The link will download it, btw.

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