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User: Zandro
This one has been in my collection for quite some time, which implies its superiority, as I only have 54. You should download it if you don't have yet.

User: eightball_pl
Yes.. very good SoundFont. Download it ;-). Chhers ;-P

User: joshy676
This soundfont's okay, but the drums are not. You cannot hear the bass or snare, just the cymbals and toms. But all the other sounds are perfectly fine.

User: ZeroCorpse
Great soundfont. Nice sounds, good balance. Not your average choice.

User: michelnano
Very good soundfont, I like their sounds because they are but next to the real ones. Highly recommendable to unload them and to have them in collection.

User: davestew04
------------------------------- README for Unison Ver. 1.00 January 28, 1999 ------------------------------- By: Peter Jevnisek (a.k.a. Aweman) ================= Contents ================= 1. Description 2. Features 3. History 4. Future Updates 5. Special Thanks 6. Copyrights 7. Contact Info ================= 1. Description ================= Unison is a 28Mb, FREE, high quality soundfont created to improve the quality of midi playback. In order to be able to enjoy Unison in its full glory you need a soundfont compatible sound card (SB32/AWE32/AWE64 with 28Mb of on-board memory or the SBLive! with at least 64Mb of system RAM), some good quality midi files (which I've included with the ZIP file), or a game that utilizes midi for its music. You also need a program called SFArk in order to be able to decompress and use the soundfont. You can get the program at http://www.melodymachine.com ================= 2. Features ================= - 28Mb GM/GS compatible - 128 GM melodic presets - 30 GS melodic variation tones - 10 Drum kits ================= 3. History ================= Unison has been in the works for over 8 months before its release. Actually, it was 8 months before its release that I acquired 28Mb for my old trusty AWE32 and began optimizing my good old 8Mb GM/GS soundfont for 28Mb of memory (actually, I've been collecting samples for Unison long before.) Most of the samples used in the font I collected from the Internet. Almost all of them I converted from other formats (Kurzweil, Yamaha, Roland, Ensoniq, Akai, Kawai, Oberheim, Gravis Ultrasound, etc.), re-sampled them, created/recreated loop points, tuned them in, and added all the other settings that make Unison what it is today. ================= 4. Future Updates ================= I still see a lot of room for improvement so future updates are certain. As soon as I get my own SBLive! I plan on expanding Unison to 32Mb. I will use the extra 4Mb for additional GS variation tones and to improve the current batch of instruments. The font still contains a few instruments/sounds from the EMU's 8Mb soundfont (Music Box, Jazz Guitar, Brass, Soprano Sax, Solo Vox, and Space Voice) which I plan on replacing with better ones in the future. ================= 5. Special Thanks ================= Special thanks go out to Uros Katic for letting me use the Bright Grand Piano that I got from his wonderful PowerGM soundfont. Actually it was Daniel Carreri that created it so all the credit for that one goes to him. Also, special thanks go out to those giving me the words of encouragement and compliments. It makes work on Unison worth while. ================= 6. Copyrights ================= Unison is to be used for non-commercial purposes only! You may edit it for your own use, but do not distribute modified versions of Unison or any instruments/ sounds within that were created by me. EMU's terms and conditions of use apply to the rest of the instruments/sounds (Music Box, Jazz Guitar, Brass, Soprano Sax, Solo Vox, and Space Voice.) ================= 7. Contact Info ================= For any questions or comments e-mail me at Aweman@idirect.ca ENJOY IT FOLKS!!!

User: tabor
My default CT8MGM sounds infinitely better than this, and it's only 8 MB. In all fairness though, Unison is like four years older than my parents's computer :-)