#ROLAND SC 55 SOUNDFONT DOWNLOAD#

Size doesn't always matter with soundfonts (haha) Roland SC-55, Guitarded, and Orchestrated all take up minimal space while providing great quality and variety. Guitarded is a lot of guitars and is 44mb and Orchestrated is a ton of pretty good (mostly Saint James Orchestra) orchestra instruments. It had a few model variations with the same sound set, such as the SC-88VL, SC-88ST, and M-GS64. It was popular for video game music and MIDI composition in the mid-1990's. This is two separate soundfonts zipped into one file. The Roland SoundCanvas SC-88 is a rompler based on General MIDI and Roland GS sound sets.

Roland SC-55 is a great all-around soundfont only 25 mb and has a ton of instruments loaded with quality and variety As with anything there may be a few 'duds' but most should be great. I simply took the best and most desirable files and compiled them into a few separate soundfonts. Loaded with sound maps for the SC-8820, SC-88 Pro, SC-88, and SC-55, you can use Sound Canvas VA to play files created with those original hardware modules.Mix balance, tone, and timing may vary slightly from the sound of the original hardware, depending on file data and processing in the host application. The SC-55 was the first sound module to incorporate the new General MIDI standard.The SC-55 used both PCM and a cut-down version of the LA synthesis engine, to support 24-voice polyphony with 16-part multitimbrality.This Soundfont contains all 128 General MIDI instruments contained within the original SC55. Please note and credit the makers of Evanessence 2 (KVR forum) and Saint James Orchestra (and a few unknowns) for these high quality instruments and Viena SoundFont Editor for a great program. The Roland SC-55 (Sound Canvas) is a GS MIDI sound module released in 1991 by Roland. Still, the SCC-1 is basically a cost-cut SC-55mkII anyways. One difference I hear between a real SCC-1 and the soundfont however, is that some of the sounds (namely the cymbals) take too long to fade out completely.

#ROLAND SC 55 SOUNDFONT DOWNLOAD#

The process can be simpler if you copy the download link and paste it into GoodReader's download manager, this eliminates use of a browser and a few steps. I have no idea where I got it or who made this, but it sounds just as accurate to the SCC-1 as Patch93's soundfont is to the SC-55. sf2 file, then 'Open In.' BS-16i or a compatible program. Simply download the files you would like from Dropbox, then 'Open In.' an app like GoodReader, extract (unzip) the file exposing the. These are currently compressed (rar), but don't worry the entire process can still be done on an iPad only. These are mostly high quality soundfonts (*.sf2) compatible with BS-16i and a few other apps.

Roland sc 55 soundfont