In reply to LinuxMusicians by Thomas. Starting a new thread on this subject. I'm no expert on soundfonts, but was thinking about the wide variety of samples that must be evaluated to find the "best" ones. I do think we need to start a new thread on this to save this one getting more convoluted than it already is, but having a brass expert on hand to provide samples for that genre is ideal: In reply to I was hoping someone would by ChurchOrganist. Do you still have an unanswered question? 
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I have sample manipulation skills and tools from a prior existence as a MIDI programmer, and would be prepared to co-ordinate the SoundFont project, should the community decide this is a good idea, but I will need the assistance of other people with similar skills. Also you're using Bassmidi.
We could compare the cohrium bandwith per country with the MuseScore download stats. You sounsfont invite this user because you have blocked him. It all depends what game you're playing. I would guess things like just including fewer sample points and velocity layere per instrument, mono versus stereo samples, maybe also reduced bit depth or frequency for the smaller soundfont - anything that would allow a smaller soundfont to be built from the same basic source samples.
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It seems that you're using an outdated browser. For example, to create a Cornet sound I currently combine duplicate staves of Oboe and Trumpet NOS op Since we now have an actual forum for this topic, I am going to take the liberty of starting a soundffont of new threads for discussion of specific aspects of this project, as otherwise this one is going to get hard to follow very quickly.
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I'm going to give them a try with MuseScore running on Kubuntu I tried this sound font - Chris Crisis I think the important thing is the production of soundfonts compatible with Musescore's needs, thus any quirks of the customised Fluid synth can be catered for. Ideally I would like to have a minimum of a terabyte at our disposal, however, we can look for that later.
Chorium by openwrld One of the best free SF2 soundfont! In reply to How much space do you by Marc Sabatella.
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A GM SoundFont has presets instruments defined for all melodic midi programs plus at least one percussion. Would you be able to assist in providing good quality soyndfont But if the effort is just to produce another relatively low quality 6MB soundfont that anyone who cares about sound would immediately replace with FluidR3 or the like, I can't see it being worth the effort.
Plus, of course, as mentioned, many if not most would gladly pay a price in disk space for more realism in the samples. Have been involved with the Deliplayer project when it was ported to PC. So under the Solo Cornet mixer entry I would see 3 sub mixer voices.
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Sign in Create account Sign in. A brass band has a total of 10 Cornets. Sorry for the thread necromancy but I don recall making that many changes to basic soundfont DukeD. In reply to See my latest post for basic by ChurchOrganist.
Maybe what we need to do is start on a specialist SoundFont for Brass Band, as the mechanisms for doing what you ask are not yet there in the MuseScore sound engine, but can be done within the SoundFont. Some things may not work as they should or don't work at all.
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Freepats is a project to create a free and open set of instrument patches, in any format, that can be used with softsynths Freesound: I believe I can contribute some very clean samples to the project recorded in suitable and very dry locations. These would then be collected by the SoundFont development team, processed and then incorporated into a soundfont specially made to be compatible with MuseScore, and its particular needs.
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