What happened to sf2midi.com?
Did they close it down?
sf2midi.com shut down?
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- KVRAF
- 4048 posts since 18 Sep, 2004 from Places far less tedious than this blue trainwreck...
Yeah, I noticed the same thing. Perhaps it had to do with some of the warez people were uploading there. Pity, as they had some great original stuff stored there too. The site admin never seems to fix any of the problems there, though. It cuts off downloads after 20min on large files, people haven't been able to upload stuff recently, the admin doesn't remove warez or ban trolls...a far cry from the glory days of Hammersound, but sf2midi is the only site around that updates on a regular basis. Or did, I should say.
Damn.
Damn.
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- "The" Jazz
- 4616 posts since 18 Aug, 2004 from California, United States
Oh, sf2midi.com is back up, all right.
Now go and download all my soundfonts really fast before they go down again. All the soundfonts by "geoffkhan." Let me know what you think.
Now go and download all my soundfonts really fast before they go down again. All the soundfonts by "geoffkhan." Let me know what you think.
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- KVRAF
- 6490 posts since 14 Jun, 2004 from Rochester, NY
Geoff,
what program did you make your soundfonts in? Im having problems in that I just had bought a strings collection and theyre out of tune, and I would like to know how I could fix that. I own adobe audition (cooledit pro) and awave demo, if you could help
RonC
what program did you make your soundfonts in? Im having problems in that I just had bought a strings collection and theyre out of tune, and I would like to know how I could fix that. I own adobe audition (cooledit pro) and awave demo, if you could help
RonC
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- "The" Jazz
- 4616 posts since 18 Aug, 2004 from California, United States
Oh, I use Vienna Soundfont Studio 2.3 just like most everyone else. You can download it free from the creative website (or maybe the soundfont website -- soundfont.com or something, I forget). It should be in the "resources" section.
Rather than actually editing the pitch of the samples, it will be far easier to adjust the 'fine tuning' of the instrument in Vienna Soundfont Studio.
Then again, I'm pretty sure Awave has an automatic pitch correction tool. You might want to check that out also.
If you bought the string collection, you might want to mail in to the company's support -- they should help you because, after all, you paid money for the samples. If they give you out-of-tune samples, it's their fault.
I'm not on these forums very often, so if anyone has any questions or comments, you can email me at geoffkhan@mail2jazz.com.
Rather than actually editing the pitch of the samples, it will be far easier to adjust the 'fine tuning' of the instrument in Vienna Soundfont Studio.
Then again, I'm pretty sure Awave has an automatic pitch correction tool. You might want to check that out also.
If you bought the string collection, you might want to mail in to the company's support -- they should help you because, after all, you paid money for the samples. If they give you out-of-tune samples, it's their fault.
I'm not on these forums very often, so if anyone has any questions or comments, you can email me at geoffkhan@mail2jazz.com.