Soundfont problem

[Celesinator]

Hello everyone! I am truly sorry if this is in the wrong place... which it probably is lol. But does anyone know how to edit soundfonts? I got this one sound font (called Chorium) and the Electric and Snare are in the wrong places! Can anyone fix that? Sorry for such a vague question that is probably in the wrong section lol...

Thanks!

http://www.pistonsoft.com/soundfonts/chorium.sf2



*Whoever moved it, thanks lol. I don't know why I wouldn't have thought I would have it here lol*

 

[Cruelty]

http://virtualturntable.fourstones.net/ ... ont-editor
first thing in a google search^

i've never edited a soundfont before, so i'm not sure how these things work. :S

 

[icedelta]

If you would be so kind as to precise what samples are misplaced (like the patch numbers, for example) i could look into it and try to make the changes. Soundfonts are hard to edit and if you don't know what you're doing it gets REALLY messy. Some soundfonts even have some protection to them and you can't edit anything or the file goes corrupt(CRC errors and the like)... I'll try but i can't guarantee....


Witch bring me to this question..... What is it that you are trying to do with soundfonts? Converting midis to MP3? If so, i'd gladly pass your midis through my EastWest Colossus Vst and send em right back at ya. If you don't know what colossus is, it's a 32 gig sample library that contains all of the general midi instruments with ultra high quality sounds. Sort of like a Mega Soundfont if you like...... They recorded all of the actual instruments note by note, and at 8 velocity levels. It all sounds real and human, as opposed to all of the soundfonts out there that sound somewhat, like synths i should say.........

check out these demos :
http://www.wavemage.com/music/JM-TheFairground.mp3
http://www.wavemage.com/music/JM-Ascending.mp3
should give you a good idea of the sound quality...

If you;re interested PM me and i'll see what i can do for you....