Thank you! I'm using this to create an accordion cover of the New Line Cinema fanfare!
Paweł
3 months ago
Thanks a lot. Have to check it out!
Lesty
11 months ago
Thanx a lot
Brian Slesinsky
1 year ago
Comment from the file as converted to sfz by sforzando: "An accordion made from a violin Pitch Pipe. GDAE." There are four samples for G3, D4, A4, and E5 that are combined. The blend does sounds good though only vaguely like an accordion. The mod wheel adds vibrato.
On a real accordion you use the bellows to do swells and fades by changing the volume. In this soundfont you control volume using key velocity so it's not that authentic. Maybe that could be fixed?
In the sfz conversion, there is a loop for the A4 sample (the whole thing) and the other three are disabled because the end of the loop is set to one less than the start. I think this means the loop was intentionally disabled and the warning can be ignored? It sounds okay. If you hold a key long enough it does eventually fade to nothing.
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Thank you! I'm using this to create an accordion cover of the New Line Cinema fanfare!
Thanks a lot. Have to check it out!
Thanx a lot
Comment from the file as converted to sfz by sforzando: "An accordion made from a violin Pitch Pipe. GDAE." There are four samples for G3, D4, A4, and E5 that are combined. The blend does sounds good though only vaguely like an accordion. The mod wheel adds vibrato.
On a real accordion you use the bellows to do swells and fades by changing the volume. In this soundfont you control volume using key velocity so it's not that authentic. Maybe that could be fixed?
In the sfz conversion, there is a loop for the A4 sample (the whole thing) and the other three are disabled because the end of the loop is set to one less than the start. I think this means the loop was intentionally disabled and the warning can be ignored? It sounds okay. If you hold a key long enough it does eventually fade to nothing.
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wonderfull.Thank you for sharing.
Nice. Thanks!