On the KVR page for the VST version, there is a link to a pair of ROM
images (control and PCM.) I don't know which ROM version this is.
I recently downloaded these, and they work, though never having owned a
real MT32, I can't say how accurate it is.
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/munt-vsti-by-falcosoft
On 5/16/2018 9:30 AM, Nicole Massey wrote:
While we're on this topic, anyone found a good MT-32 sound font that actually
sounds like the Roland MT-32? I know the e-mu instruments had a bank that was
okay, though several sounds didn't sound right at all. I know I could run Munt,
but right now I don't have a source for the ROM data from my MT-32, so until I
find that it's sort of useless. I'd appreciate any direction on this.
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On 5/16/2018 7:28 PM, Tyrone Thompson wrote:
just so I won't be looking around everywhere, since I'm using > coolsoft, I'm looking for a good, high quality sounding sf2 set. I > like my
sounds all in one, cause IDK how this would do if I add > multiple soundfonts at ones. I like my sounds in 1 sf2 file. if any > of you have
used sebilius or musescore before, you know how good > those soundfonts sound, and the vast majority of instruments they > serve. I want
something similar. plenty of piano, pitch percussion, a > lot of drums (symphony, marching band, regular sets and more), > strings, winds and
brass. heck, I'm even looking for some that they > didn't have, like a band organ, caliopi, penny whistle, slide > whistle, springs or
whatever that instrument they use to make like > those boings in country/cartoon, same with those bells you shake and > use some mechanism to
make the ring slide, and ratchets of course. > sorry if much to ask, but been playing around with a few soundfonts > here and there, and
they're OK, but was looking for something more. > I'd like to be free if possible. thanks in advance if anyone can > help. here's an example
of the sound I was looking for. was quite > impressed at the quality here! > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_5jMXT7eLM To unsubscribe or
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> Well look round the net.
synthfont has a links page to several midi and soundfonts sites including ftp
in sweeden which has a lot of older stuff.
things like the yamaha xg sound set and the soundset remap soundmax xg sets
good fonts, weeds general midi gm3 seems to be good tambres of heaven, personal
coppy full.
arachnofillia is one I like but synthfont site has a lot of merlin and other
fonts, personalcopy.net I think has some.
If you look round you will find some fonts, I have emulators for soundblaster,
the gravis ultrasound, several opl synths, fm synths sb16, gameboys and even
mobile phones.
Some sound almost good.
I have 2.24gb of soundfonts I have colected over the years.
look at synthfont site as thats where I got a lot of those from.
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