Clarinet Realfont Soundfont issue
Hi, I finally found a solid clarinet soundfont, but it has one issue where on some notes there is a loud buzzing sound that ruins the soundfont. Here is what it sounds like, it is mostly on the F on the staff: https://musescore.com/user/31890314/scores/8307755
Also, I found another score which this soundfont is seemingly used, but there is no buzzing sound and I was wondering if anyone had a solution for me. Thanks!
https://musescore.com/user/8920281/scores/5540581#comment-6826442
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what sf2 are you talking about?
Google and i cant find a Clarinet Realfont Soundfont
rb
In reply to what sf2 are you talking… by bottrop
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/soundfont-realfont
In reply to https://aur.archlinux.org… by ULTJeremy
i cant get hold of that soundfont, so impossible to look inside it.
rb
In reply to i cant get hold of that… by bottrop
The "sources" link at the bottom of the AUR page is a direct download to the SF2 file. https://michan.noho.st/documents/RealFont_2_3.SF2
In reply to The "sources" link at the… by dragonwithafez
there are only five samples in that Instrument, all playing far below their Rootkey, so you cant expect a stable sound, since a sf2 transposes by changeing the sample rate, so for example the 44,100 Khz sample is played at 22.100 Khz, like you play a 45 rpm vinyl at 33 rpm.
i put the Clarinet in a seperate sf2, for the range that is reasonable;
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Tlrp6ErUIrNgDEn0Kj0qOEPLCWCZnv9w/view?…
rb
In reply to there are only five samples… by bottrop
Yes, it's pretty cool.
But of course, besides that, the loops need to be fixed a little more.
The tuning needs to be adjusted.
And the resonance and timbre of each sample is different. So some tweaks are needed in the filter to make it sound like it belongs to a single instrument. //Unfortunately, the resonance settings cannot be set to negative values.
I also worked on it last night, but I didn't like the sample quality very much.
In reply to Yes, it's pretty cool. But… by Ziya Mete Demircan
Thank you everyone so much for helping me out!
In reply to Yes, it's pretty cool. But… by Ziya Mete Demircan
This works well, thank you so much!