Sonor Force 3007 Huge Drum Kit

[TAERSH]

Hi.

I think it's best to post this here. I created a .sf2 sound font from a huge Sonor Force 3007 Drum Kit with more than 20 Drums and also more than 20 Cymbals.

Below is the full list structured by the keys on the synthesizer keyboard.

Sonor Force 3007 Drum Kit - .sf2 Sound File

27 Mini Timbale 8"
28 Mini Timbale 6"
29 Mini Timbale 10" (SD 10" no snare) ( F1 )
30 Mini Timbale 8"
31 Mini Timbale 8"
32 Mini Timbale 8"
33 Mini Timbale 8"
34 Hand Claps 2
35 BD 12" l
36 BD 16" r ( C2 )
37 BD 22" r
38 BD 22" l
39 SD 12" rim shot
40 SD 10" rim shot
41 SD 14" rim shot
42 SD 14" short roll
43 SD 14" rim click
44 Hand Claps 1
45 Floor Tom 16"
46 Floor Tom 14"
47 Tom 13"
48 Tom 12" ( C3 )
49 Tom 10"
50 Tom 8"
51 Roto Tom 8"
52 Roto Tom 6"
53 HiHat closed short
54 HiHat closed long
55 HiHat opened short
56 HiHat opened long
57 Ride Cymbal
58 Ride Cymbal Bell
59 Masterworks Crash 18"
60 Anatolian Crash 15" ( C4 )
61 Stagg Crash 15"
62 Anatolian Crash 14"
63 Sabian Ozone HHX 18"
64 Stagg China 18" SH
65 Stagg China 18" DH
66 Meinl China FX 12"
67 Wuhan China 18"
68 Stagg China Splash 12"
69 Stagg China Splash 10"
70 Stagg China 16" on cable HiHat
71 Wuhan China 14" on cable HiHat
72 Combi Sound of Wuhan 14" & Stagg 16" ( C5 )
73 Istanbul Crash 18"
74 Paiste 605 Crash 16
75 Stagg Splash 10"
76 Istanbul Splash 8"
77 Meinl China FX 10"
78 Stagg HiHat 10" made from two Splashes
79 Zyldijan HiHat 10"
80 Trash Hat 16" 1
81 Cowbell 8"
82 Cowbell 6"
83 Cowbell 4"
84 Sonor Block ( C6 )
85 Alu Bell 9"
86 Alu Bell 7"
87 Ice Bell 9"
88 Ice Bell 7"
89 Paiste Accent Bell 8"
90 Paiste Accent Bell 6"
91 Paiste Accent Bell 4"
92 Celtic Bell 12"
93 Celtic Bell 10"
94 Celtic Bell 8"
95 Chime Bars down
96 Chime Bars up ( C7 )
97 Thunder Tube long
98 Thunder Tube short
99 Hand Claps 3
100 Spoxe HiHat made from Roto Tom 12" (like Bozzios earlier versions)
101 Tamobourine
102 Sticks 1
103 Sticks 2
104 Trash Hat 16" 2

And here's the link to it: https://www.polyphone-soundfonts.com/do ... e-drum-kit
Here's the link to it on my google drive for those who can't download at polyphone: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1h01VL ... OLv9CdQtww

[Shupacabras]

Hi
It is appreciated, good samples

[bluebell]

Too bad that I can't download it. They insist in a registration.

[tavasti]

I think it's best to post this here. I created a .sf2 sound font from a huge Sonor Force 3007 Drum Kit with more than 20 Drums and also more than 20 Cymbals.

Oh, huge!

Do you have more than one velocity, or single sample / instrument?

[TAERSH]

Too bad that I can't download it. They insist in a registration.

Really?

I didn't notice that. So, I will upload again to another host soon.

Do you have more than one velocity, or single sample / instrument?

Sorry, I think I don't understand exactly.

Each instrument (e.g. BD, SD, HH etc.) is a mono sample linked to a single key on the MIDI keyboard, if that's what you are asking.

[tavasti]

Do you have more than one velocity, or single sample / instrument?

Sorry, I think I don't understand exactly.

Each instrument (e.g. BD, SD, HH etc.) is a mono sample linked to a single key on the MIDI keyboard, if that's what you are asking.

'Velocity' in midi world means how hard you hit key, and similar way, in percussive instruments how hard you play. When you make sf2 with polyphone, you have also velocity range for each sample.

So for good soundfont, you should have sample for every instrument, you should have very lightly played, normal and hard hit. And more of those layers, better it is. For example, Salamander Grand piano has 16 different velocities, which is amazing number. 3-4 different would be really good.

[TAERSH]

Here's the link to it on my google drive: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1h01VL ... OLv9CdQtww
Added also to the end of the opening post.

'Velocity' in midi world means how hard you hit key, and similar way, in percussive instruments how hard you play. When you make sf2 with polyphone, you have also velocity range for each sample.

So for good soundfont, you should have sample for every instrument, you should have very lightly played, normal and hard hit. And more of those layers, better it is. For example, Salamander Grand piano has 16 different velocities, which is amazing number. 3-4 different would be really good.

Thanks.

I know what "velocity" is, but wasn't aware of the option to have different samples with different gain/velocity.
So, the answer to the original question is: no!

The samples were originally recorded 2009/2011 for a use in Hydrogen. Just one sample per instrument.
Since I'm new to creation of .sf2 sound files this continues on all the .sf2 sound files recently created.
Still in a learning curve.