Polyphone soundfonts not working in virtual synth

• ER 15 0

  Message de eric rollnick le …
  SF2 soundfont I created in Polyphone work in my sforzando vst but will not work in coolsoft virtual synth. Other soundfonts that I have in the virtual synth do work, so I do not think it is a configuration problem in the virtual synth. I tried adding it to the virtual synth from the sforzando folder which loaded the instrument name as the soundfont and I also tried exporting the preset from Polyphone to my desk top then loading that into the virtual synth. Neither method worked. I am missing something obviously. Any ideas?
• BO 282 13

  Message de bottrop le …
  sounds like there is something wrong with SF2 architecture.
  sforzando is a real shit synth by the way, it corrupts SF2s.
  maybe you can post your soundfont (or part of it) and i try it in my VirtualMidiSynth.
  regards bottrop
• ER 15 0

  Message de eric rollnick le …
  Here is a link to the soundfont: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vvlO0gD…EZi/view?usp=sharing 
  I agree sforzando can be wonky. That is why I would like to use my soundfont in my coolsoft virtual synth.
• BO 282 13

  Message de bottrop le …
  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JwP2yv-…phd/view?usp=sharing 
  
  the only error i can find is Pan = zero
  it works fine in my VirtualMidiSynth when those settings are deleted.
  
  for every soundfont you create in the future, first;
  set Vol env Attack to 00,2 or 00,3 milliseconds
  set Vol env Release to 1 second (adjust later to your taste)
  
  saves you a lot of noise
  
  regards bottrop
• ER 15 0

  Message de eric rollnick le …
  So the Pan=Zero setting is in Polyphone? The samples are mono. So the pan settings for each note in the preset table should be left blank? OR are you talking about some editable parameter in virtual synth? Thanks for the help.
• BO 282 13

  Message de bottrop le … 1
  the Pan settings can be seen in the Instrument view in Polyphone and should be left blank
  if you open the SF2 from above post and your own SF2 in Polyphone you will see the difference in the Instrument view
  Pan settings are nonsense. by the way, since musical instruments that produce seperate sounds for the left and the right ear dont exist
  
  regards

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