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. Mar 20, 2014Hello,I have made a large soundfont for orchestra with realistic (mostly studio recorded) audio instead of generic MIDI. I then mixed those into the default soundfont, so that my good ones replace what they can, but the old MIDI for the ones I didn't have are still there.

The link is at the bottom, but please take the time to read the full overview below.GOT RID OF CHANGELOG DETAILS. NOW IN SEPARATE.TXT FILE!!!!!

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DOWNLOAD TO READ CHANGES!!!!!Mixer settings (which sounds go to which instrument) before composing a new piece, adding new instruments, or playing someone else's piece. Otherwise you might get some misplaced sounds.

(like piano for violin.) Currently I am only aware of HAVING to do the strings each time, the others should just be default.INSTALLATIONFINALLY, here are some instructions on how to install the soundfont if you haven't done it before. It is really simple.scroll down to the 'MUSESCORE SETTINGS' Portion.OLDER VERSION DOWNLOADSV2.0V2.0.1v2.1v2.1.1v2.1.2FULL CHANGE-LOG =CURRENT VERSION IS BELOW!!!!! UPDATED ON 5/3/2014.Massive update with TONS of instruments. The entire midi soundfont is now full of better sounds.

Only a few original ones remain, and those are because they are actually pretty good. Full changelog now in.txt downloadable file instead of listed above. Previous version links added. V3.0 Also has TONS of sounds for recording only, as they exist outside of the normal 0:Whatever Bank. Those will not register if you share it with someone who doesn't have the soundfont unless you save to.wav.Also ADDED DRUMSETS!!!!! I need to upload it compressed. It is an sf2 file.

You just need to get the extractor on this website. Here is a link:me know if this won't work and I will try to upload it as a.zip or.rar file.

Let me know which one you need. If all else fails, I can try uploading it uncompressed, as an sf2 file, but that takes forever because it is over half a gigabyte. Thanks, and make sure to give me feedback so I can continue to update it! Sorry about that! I really don't have the time anymore to work on this, but I give anybody full permission to download the file and edit it. It isn't too too hard if you are computer savvy.

Just use the software below. I spent tons of time just finding the right FREE software.- Viena (Not Vienna)- PolyphoneTIPS:- GOOGLE (To find out how to do things like change velocity, keys assigned to certain samples, etc. Long process, but definitely worth it.)- SAVE FREQUENTLY. Any time you edit a soundfont, copy it, and edit the original. They screw up frequently, so save frequently, and copy them (like makeshift backups) before editing them.- Get user feedback.- Feel free to ask me questions if you don't know how to do something. I might be able to tell you without spending hours trying to find the answer on google.- EXPERIMENT! Use backup soundfonts to experiment and find out what does what.

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Because you are hopefully doing this on copies, it shouldn't matter if you screw anything up. This is the biggest way I learned! Soundfont is great, but I just noticed something: when I switched over to using this, all of the instrument names changed. That in it's self isn't weird; most soundfonts do that. However I noticed that the 'Synth. Brass' sound changed to 'AccesVirusBrass'. I don't want to accuse you of trying to infect people's computers, but I'm sure you can understand my concern in finding something like this.

I would appreciate an explanation, if possible, but so far it seems safe so I'll trust you. I do love the soundfont though; it's one of my top favorites;). Huh, that's WEEEEIIIIIRRRDDD. I have genuinely not seen that before. As stated before, I downloaded all the soundfonts from the interwebs, and tweaked volume lvls and such.

When I still used it, I used it for months with no problem or indication of a virus. Try downloading it again.

That's about all I can tell you. You are the only person to have told me about this before. Also try running it through AVG or a similar program.I understand your concern. Let me know what you find!

As I also said earlier, I do not continue developement of this project. It is too much of a time sinkhole, with no return for myself involved (Have more proffesional sounds now.). Hey guys, I am so sorry I haven't been responding to these. I literally have not touched this soundfont in over two years and haven't been checking this.:PFirst off, there are issues, I know. You're welcome to try and fix them if you want.Second off, I really don't deserve much credit, as I didn't create any of these.

As I have said before (maybe not here, I didn't check), all I did was scour google for a few weeks to try and find the best soundfont for each individual instrument that I could. I then used simple editing software to put them into one grand one, and hey presto.So in that case, to answer Tranman's question, you should have the rights. They certainly aren't mine. I didn't get any of them illegally via torrenting or anything, all of them were freely available. Either way, you don't have to credit anyone really, and you certainly won't get into any trouble, so have fun!(Who knows, maybe one day I'll revisit soundfonts and make something a bit better and more organized. I wonder how many new soundfonts have been made since I did this!):P.

Maybe one day I'll compile a new one, hopefully this time it won't have a lot of the same problems (hissing, popping, file size, etc.), since I've become much more associated with software and code relating to sounds. Anyways, I make no promises. Just a thought!:POh yeah!

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Almost forgot the worst error of all, and the biggest in my side! Sound balancing.Shudders. Some instruments are WAY too loud, and others are WAY to quiet, so that it becomes hard to properly balance the sounds without heavily using the volume knobs, or using impractical dynamics notation. Anyways, if I ever do return to this, that'll definitely be a fix! I am aware of no problems with windows 10. I still use this soundfont for song construction in musescore, and I have windows 10. No problems here.

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I would check your drivers, and see if musescore is the problem. Try running it in compatibility mode.Another thing you could do is make sure that your MIDI drivers are up to date. You might want to check into the ASIO drivers and make sure everything is good.

That's about all I can suggest at the moment!(If you don't know what any of this is, then google is your friend!). Body Hello,I have made a large soundfont for orchestra with realistic (mostly studio recorded) audio instead of generic MIDI. I then mixed those into the default soundfont, so that my good ones replace what they can, but the old MIDI for the ones I didn't have are still there. The link is at the bottom, but please take the time to read the full overview below.GOT RID OF CHANGELOG DETAILS. NOW IN SEPARATE.TXT FILE!!!!! DOWNLOAD TO READ CHANGES!!!!!Mixer settings (which sounds go to which instrument) before composing a new piece, adding new instruments, or playing someone else's piece. Otherwise you might get some misplaced sounds.

(like piano for violin.) Currently I am only aware of HAVING to do the strings each time, the others should just be default.INSTALLATIONFINALLY, here are some instructions on how to install the soundfont if you haven't done it before. It is really simple.down to the 'MUSESCORE SETTINGS' Portion.OLDER VERSION DOWNLOADSV2.0CHANGE-LOG =VERSION IS BELOW!!!!!