[Black MIDI] ACT B4R2 (New Soundfont Test) | SMB Piano SFZ v2 скачать в хорошем качестве

[Black MIDI] ACT B4R2 (New Soundfont Test) | SMB Piano SFZ v2

MIDI Made by: Midi MIDI MIDI File Name: ACT B4R2.mid MIDI Download: in the Original Video Original Video:    • 【Black MIDI】ACT B4R2 - 32.28 million notes   Disclaimer: Please don't watch this video if you are epileptic or sensitive to flashing lights! I apologize once again for the few minor audio bugs or unpleasant sounds present in the audio. This seems to be common for me when I render audio and I don't know why... Anyway, I've made some changes to the SFZ version of the Sheet Music Boss soundfont I released not too long ago. The standard and "realistic" layer systems have been reworked, the release times have been adjusted, and fixes were made for keys 108-113. For the standard and "realistic" layer systems specifically, the lower velocities now have lower filter cutoffs with a slightly larger spread between cutoff values. This was done in order to simulate a wider dynamic range, but at the expense of a bit of realism because the lower velocities are so filtered. A bit of smoothness in the lower velocities has been lost, but as a whole the transitions between cutoff values should sound a bit more consistent. The "bright" layer system remains unchanged. I could probably make it a little smoother, but it's "good enough" as is in my opinion. As I said earlier, the release times have been adjusted. In the standard and "Realistic" presets, most of the keys that had 1.1 seconds of release now have only 1 second of release, which should sound a lot more realistic. The undamped keys in the standard presets now have 4 seconds of release instead of 3.5 seconds like before. And the release times for the "Long Release" presets have also been shortened. The undamped keys still have a 6 second release time, but now the majority of the damped keys have a 3 second release time instead of 3.5 seconds. Combined with reverb, the new long release times should make the piano sound more like it's playing in a big echo-y room without being too overpowering. I also fixed an issue for keys 108-113. Apparently I accidentally put "key=108" in the extension files twice - once for key 108 and another time for key 113. I don't know how I messed that up or missed it, but what's important is those keys should now play the correct sound when triggered. As always, feel free to make edits to this soundfont if you don't like how it sounds and/or if you want to improve it! Otherwise, enjoy it as is! Soundfont Used: SMB Piano SFZ v2 by Me Preset Used: SMB Piano SFZ v2 + Reverb (Random Offset) Original Soundfont by: Sheet Music Biano (?) Soundfont Download (SFZ Version): in the Comments Section of This Video Soundfont Download (Original Version): in Lan Nguyen's Public Google Drive (Their YouTube handle is @lannguyen4057. To access the soundfont, go to their YouTube About page and click on the link that goes to their Google Drive. Then click on the Soundfonts folder and download the file named "SMB Piano.7z.") MIDI Renderer: Ultralight MIDIPlayer (UMP) 1.7.2 by PipiraMine Settings (Output): Render to MP4, H.264 Codec Settings (Encoding): "veryslow" Preset, 1 CRF Settings (Rendering): Default MIDI Renderer, UMP Resource Pack, 0.8 Render Interval, 3,000 ms Before MIDI Start (Overlay Credit), 2.5x Info Overlay Scale, Arial Overlay Font, 1080p @ 60 fps Audio Renderer: Keppy's MIDI Converter 19.1.0 by KaleidonKep99 Settings: Render to WAV, Standard Render, 100,000 Voices, 48,000 Hz Audio Frequency, 32 Point Sinc Interpolation, LoudMax On Video Editor: OpenShot Video Editor v3.3.0 Daily Build (March 14, 2025) Export Settings (Video): Export to MP4, libx264 Codec, 1 CRF, 1080p @ 60 fps Export Settings (Audio): libmp3lame Codec, 48,000 Hz Sample Rate, Stereo (2 Channel) Channel Layout, 320 kb/s Bit Rate