Musical Artifacts VS documentation

Check out Musical Artifacts they have some realy good .sf2's

i just want to know & if there are none make one and upload the soundfonts into here: https://musical-artifacts.com and make the soundfonts gm supported pls

And there are a ton of free soundfonts and free one shot samples of those old ROMplers, and of the keyboards like the Kawai K1. Some plugins like TAL-Sampler also have a lot of presets available that would work well for this sound. Here's a popular site for free soundfonts: https://musical-artifacts.com/

the three "instruments" you'll find most are Pulse wave, saw wave and a triangle wave. you should find a soundfont (or vst)which has those three to emulate the sound perfectly :D i get almost all my soundfonts from https://musical-artifacts.com/ they should have what you need

https://musical-artifacts.com allows you to download soundfonts extracted (or just resampled) from specific games, you just need something that can play .sf2 files

Soundfonts, you can find a huge collection on Musical Artifacts.

You can download the sound library used in games. https://musical-artifacts.com

Stevie T is a virual guitar amp, not a virtual electric guitar. You need a recording of a guitar or a soundfont. (Check this website for lots of soundfonts, and make sure it is an .sf2 file.)

I found some quality multisampled piano wavs here: https://freepats.zenvoid.org/ with unique samples for multiple key strike velocities of each note off of real pianos.

I'll list these in the Freepats wiki. I am pretty busy today.

FreePats - fantastic collection of freely usable sample packs for all types of instruments

FreePats - massive collection of samples, a lot in SFZ format, but usually at least WAV/FLAC (which also work with sfizz)

I see freepats there, I actually don't use that package, but I did a lot of work on their wiki especially in their free software programs section. In fact I am going to add another one I just heard about last week called Mixxx.