Not really suited for classic game MIDIs soundfont's samples are more intended for creating music with. * EdgeSounds GeneVoice GM64Pro - 24-bit soundfont.Ĭontains 2 full GM banks. Video (DOOM E1M1): Edit: And I'll also list all of the other commercial soundfonts I have, and a few opinions for them (which others may or may not agree with). The 24 MB soundfont is better than this one IMHO. It's a mixed bag it does have a few very good instruments, but it also has some bad ones, resulting in poor balance depending on which instruments are used in a MIDI. The product description for this is exaggerated, and this soundfont is definitely not amazing. Video (DOOM E1M1 and E1M2): * 250 MB GM/GS - 'A step forward in every conceivable way and the last Soundfont GM Set you’ll likely ever need' - the Sonivox website.

Although they are designed for playing GM files, many of the instruments do not use the GM standard, which can result in some MIDIs sounding strange. Video (DOOM E1M1): * Industrial Dance and Retro Synth - These are two pseudo-GM soundfonts. There were also a couple of smaller, lower quality versions of this soundfont, such as a 4 MB GM-only version. Some of the instruments are not very realistic (such as the choir ahhs), and some are rather weak compared to some free soundfonts (strings and church organ for example). * 24 MB GM/GS - A nice soundfont I suppose.I did use it quite a lot. Most of them I had to obtain from others who kindly uploaded them, since the Sonivox soundfonts are no longer sold anywhere as far as I know. Kreshna Aryaguna Nurzaman wrote:How about commercial sound fonts like Sonivox? Anyone tried those? I have pretty much all the Sonivox GM soundfonts.

Merlin vienna soundfont