pianoman
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JaZMan GM SoundFont has a decent and balanced choice of instruments. It took me several months to resample these sounds and one of my creations, fully optimized so it won't kill extra memory even you got a simple system. Choices are between GM Lite16-bit and GM Pro24-bit and my final project, the GM Max32-bit version which I plan to release in the future dedicated to those sound enthusiasts out there.
I believe that even an amateur musician would enjoy the benefits of using SoundFont on their music once you've tried it. Definitely, every musician wants to get the right feel and expects to hear the right sound and texture when playing midifiles. Don't you?
If you wish your GM songs to sound a lot better, you have to listen carefully and test the entire quality during playback. JaZMan GM SoundFont is indeed a good value for money. I've put so much effort to it because I understand what a musician needs. In short, SoundFont is one perfect companion for a working musician who doesn't require a complicated setup. Back in the days. I got racks of different gears, equipments to bring along with me whenever my band performs. Starting from bulky ones to those portable modules, I just found out that SoundFont is yet so simple, handy and so much practical to use.
You don't need to invest an expensive soundcard to get the best sound out of your midifiles. Audio quality from a hardware is different but to minimize use of external gears, you can make use of your laptop as it's more practical to carry just one equipment when travelling from one place to another.
Anyway, entertaining the audience is our main concern or top priority and of course to get a decent sound and good instruments as much as we can while performing.
http://www.gmsoundfont.com/
http://gmsoundfont.blogspot.com
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I believe that even an amateur musician would enjoy the benefits of using SoundFont on their music once you've tried it. Definitely, every musician wants to get the right feel and expects to hear the right sound and texture when playing midifiles. Don't you?
If you wish your GM songs to sound a lot better, you have to listen carefully and test the entire quality during playback. JaZMan GM SoundFont is indeed a good value for money. I've put so much effort to it because I understand what a musician needs. In short, SoundFont is one perfect companion for a working musician who doesn't require a complicated setup. Back in the days. I got racks of different gears, equipments to bring along with me whenever my band performs. Starting from bulky ones to those portable modules, I just found out that SoundFont is yet so simple, handy and so much practical to use.
You don't need to invest an expensive soundcard to get the best sound out of your midifiles. Audio quality from a hardware is different but to minimize use of external gears, you can make use of your laptop as it's more practical to carry just one equipment when travelling from one place to another.
Anyway, entertaining the audience is our main concern or top priority and of course to get a decent sound and good instruments as much as we can while performing.
http://www.gmsoundfont.com/
http://gmsoundfont.blogspot.com
http://www.facebook.com/plugins/lik...rue&header=true&stream=false&show_border=true