The Ultimate Sound Font Site

[Guitarguru777]

I get all my sound fonts here. Everythig sounds so realistic its scary

http://www.hammersound.net

Heres an MP3 with some soundfonts from that site

http://dividian.servegame.com/black.mp3

Low lets see these midi sounds turn into AWSOME SOUNDS

[Guitarguru777]

HA HA HA HA im giving away all my secrets on this forum ... DAMN .... :P

[wahwah]

Looks good...do they have full loops of drums or just individual hits...also do you loop em and what with?

[Guitarguru777]

I use these in conjunction with Fruity Loops 4 .. teh new version has sound font support.

I use Frity as a DXI plugin for Sonar 3, i program all my drums using the piano roll in sonar. Sonar triggers the drums in fruity and then i record them. Its the PERFECT setup. basically im using frity as a sound module. If you DONT have a program like cakewalk. you can use fruity as a standalone to make loops and then im port them into your project as WAV files. The other option is fruity 4 comes with a VST adapter for integration in Cubase, Pro Tools, and any program that supports VST. If you dont wanna BUY fruity theri are other free soundfont players out there. I think Vsampler 3 is one. Do a search on google, and youll have killer LOOPS and sounds in no time.

Any cakewalk program will work with ANY DXI plugin, so find a DXI soundfont player and import your midi files. Then load the soundfonts you want on each channel and BOOM, you converted MIDI sounds in to real instrument sounds. If you guys want ill Post a FULL tutorial using Fruity and Cakewalk. Jusy gimme the word and ill make a tut for it.

[El_jalepeno]

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Guitarguru777 said:
I use these in conjunction with Fruity Loops 4 .. teh new version has sound font support.

I use Frity as a DXI plugin for Sonar 3, i program all my drums using the piano roll in sonar. Sonar triggers the drums in fruity and then i record them. Its the PERFECT setup. basically im using frity as a sound module. If you DONT have a program like cakewalk. you can use fruity as a standalone to make loops and then im port them into your project as WAV files. The other option is fruity 4 comes with a VST adapter for integration in Cubase, Pro Tools, and any program that supports VST. If you dont wanna BUY fruity theri are other free soundfont players out there. I think Vsampler 3 is one. Do a search on google, and youll have killer LOOPS and sounds in no time.

Any cakewalk program will work with ANY DXI plugin, so find a DXI soundfont player and import your midi files. Then load the soundfonts you want on each channel and BOOM, you converted MIDI sounds in to real instrument sounds. If you guys want ill Post a FULL tutorial using Fruity and Cakewalk. Jusy gimme the word and ill make a tut for it.

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[tismeinnit]

Im trying to get my head around cubasis vst, its sposed be able to use sound fonts but im having trouble loading them.
I managet to import a midi file then change one of the instrements to a nice vst piano sound but when I saved or exported it back, the sound reverted to the crap midi instrement. can anyone point me in the right direction?

[POD GOD]

Yep, this is where I get the majority of my soundfonts. Great site!

[Guitarguru777]

OK Fruity Loops Tutorial Posted .... Have Fun Guys

[Guitarguru777]

Can we get this pinned as well ??