Guys,needs your help.
Good afternoon,so i found the Arianna Cunningham's Early music ensemble
soundfont collection,and I decided to download it, but I see that all the links do not work. Those of you who have downloaded soundfont please give me a link to download it. Thanks in advance for your answers.
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me too
that soundfont was very much like the Barocca (Google-it) .sf2 extended with a few single Presets with peculiar names (like Sackbutt), also somewhere on the web, with very high Release to Volume settings and a transposed version of the same like people a few hundred years ago liked to hear their music. take a look at Polyphone/ Soundfonts/ i think Ensembles and you will find almost everything there (like Arianna did).
regards bottrop
In reply to that soundfont was very much… by bottrop
Sackbutt=renaissance trombone.
In reply to Sackbutt=renaissance… by bobjp
https://musescore.org/en/node/104886#comment-471921
:-)
In reply to that soundfont was very much… by bottrop
Are you talking about the Musica Barocca soundfont? If yes, then I can not install it. If you have it, please send me
In reply to Are you talking about the… by sashamaksimen
why cant you install it?
the link is still alive.
https://musescore.org/en/node/258246
In reply to that soundfont was very much… by bottrop
Are you talking about the sound font Musica Barocca? If yes, then I can not install it. If you have it, please send me
In reply to Are you talking about the… by sashamaksimen
i dont have it, i have no use for Baroque Instruments, where i live it is 2022 now.
i had a look inside that soundfont once, there were a lot of common instrument samples like viola, cello, trombone, trumpet, harpsichord, with no or little vibrato and a lot of release/reverb.
here you can download some old stuff.
https://www.polyphone-soundfonts.com/documents/27-instrument-sets/516-e…
regards bottrop
In reply to i dont have it, i have no… by bottrop
Someone trying to reproduce, or write in the style of a Brandenburg concerto needs a good Baroque font. I'm not sure there are many. Vibrato was pretty much unheard of at that time. Gut strings only. No valves on brass instruments. Only a few keys on WW's. A very different light sound.
In reply to Someone trying to reproduce,… by bobjp
i know that sound very well; it was a hype in the 60's and 70's, later they began to ask themselves what exactly they knew about how musical instruments did sound in the middle ages. it was not much. except for the difference between a wooden instrument and a tin instrument hitting the floor, thats the problem with sound; there is only sound inside our head; our brain is giving us the illusion we hear a specific sound; in fact it is only ripples in a gut, influenced by what our eyes are tellng us and the mood we are in.
In reply to i know that sound very well;… by bottrop
Sorry, but there are quantifiable differences between the sound of Baroque and modern instruments. And the middle ages are a completely different period.
So, distortion guitar sounds just like a lute.