Muse sounds & classical gruitar
is anyone preparing some reliable soundfonts for classical guitar? ... or should I keep dreaming?
is anyone preparing some reliable soundfonts for classical guitar? ... or should I keep dreaming?
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As an organist, I'm hopeful for some decent registration control some day, but see https://musescore.org/en/node/340112 for the up to date state of soundfonts in MS4.
Hopefully for you, classical guitar is higher on the priority list than organ.
You can try this one I made. It's from my site https://gigasamples.com
Free to use, but not resell (that was the terms I setup for contributors way back in the day when there really was a GigaSampler :)
In reply to You can try this one I made… by tresero
Thanks for the contribution, but in the last few decades the classical guitar has evolved from the point of view of "expressions".
In addition to the standard touch (al volo) we have the apoyado touch, the tremolos, the legato, the torn legato, the slap, the Bartok slap, the fingertip touch, etc
If you want my library "in progress" give me you email address
In reply to Thanks for the contribution,… by gualtiero.chiapello
Is this available somehow? thanks?
In reply to Is this available somehow?… by do2tis
2 usable ones,
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1no4bR7FDKWFTh64Z_5qeLHjgRy8s5s6N/view?…
In reply to 2 usable ones, https://drive… by Bedjka
Fantastic, thx
In reply to Is this available somehow?… by do2tis
I can send them to you via email, if you provide me with a mailbox
In reply to You can try this one I made… by tresero
@tresero
Nice mellow tones. Here's a tweak with some more sustain.
Regarding if Muse sounds will add a classical guitar, the Muse sounds team ARE MAKING Muse guitars. I just don't know much info about it. Neither do most people. But they are also making Marching percussion, opera voices & jazz. And they are also fixing muse sampler bugs. So we just have to wait.
In reply to Regarding if Muse sounds… by cyclelove7
When?
And no Euphonium? Come on.
In reply to When? And no Euphonium? Come… by graffesmusic
Currently I am using the Cimbasso sound for Euphonium in band scores , the timbre is similar, the problem is that it doesnt have the same extension and high notes above the staff are mute, therefore in cases when there are high notes I use either the trombone sound of Muse Hub or the Euphonium sound of old Soundfont.
Here's one that I tweaked from a public source: Tyros Nylon Ring.sf2 but I'm still looking for improvements.
Available @ https://1drv.ms/f/s!AtZbFhgSR71Nge4jNlYRccgle4fhiA