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* [http://www.thegaragedoor.com/tutorials/sftutorial.html Soundfont Tutorial] how to import and use soundfonts in GarageBand | * [http://www.thegaragedoor.com/tutorials/sftutorial.html Soundfont Tutorial] how to import and use soundfonts in GarageBand | ||
* Recommended OS X Apps | * Recommended OS X Apps | ||
* [http://www.manyetas.com/creed/midikeys.html MidiKeys] | ** [http://www.manyetas.com/creed/midikeys.html MidiKeys] | ||
* [http://notahat.com/simplesynth SimpleSynth] | ** [http://notahat.com/simplesynth SimpleSynth] | ||
* [http://xmidi.com/apps.html Mighty MIDI] | ** [http://xmidi.com/apps.html Mighty MIDI] | ||
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Sound recording:
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The carillon installed in the tower of the city hall has 35 bells made from Meissen porcelain, the lowest note being an A and the highest note g1. For playing and composing with the original sound of the Weimar porcelain bells just download and unzip the soundfont.
In Linux use FluidSynth, in OS X you can put it in ~/Library/Audio/Sounds/Banks and use it with SimpleSynth.
Downloads
- Media:PorcelainCarillon Soundfont.zip Download the Weimar carillon as Soundfont
- Media:PorcelainCarillon PureDataPatch.zip Download the Weimar carillon as pd-patch
Links
- Radio Campanile
- Bertuch Verlag Weimar
- Turmuhrenbau Ferner
- Soundfont Tutorial how to import and use soundfonts in GarageBand
- Recommended OS X Apps