#Lmms electric guitar software#

The current version of GeneralUser GS requires a SoundFont synth with support for SoundFont 2.01 modulators.

#Lmms electric guitar software#

Christian Collins, played using GeneralUser GSĪlthough GeneralUser GS was originally designed for use with Sound Blaster audio cards, the most recent development has been focused on SoundFont-compatible software instead. GeneralUser GS also works well with the MuseScore music notation software if you are looking for an alternative to MuseScore's stock instrument sounds:ĭownload | sheet music (MuseScore file) | March of the Muse by S. Christian Collins, 2005, a smattering of different musical stylesĭownload | March #1 in D major by S.

Your browser does not support embedded audio.ĭownload | The Hybrid Collage by S. Listen to the following MIDI files played through GeneralUser GS: It's not a great name, but that's what I came up with almost 20 years ago, and I haven't bothered to change it. I decided on the name 'GeneralUser' because the bank was designed to sound well with all kinds of music rather than specializing in only a few styles, thereby benefiting the general user.

Due to its clever, detailed sound programming, GeneralUser GS can sound as good or better than SoundFonts that are 2-3 times its size. It features 259 instrument presets and 11 drum kits, all while possessing a very low memory footprint (less than 30 MB of RAM). GeneralUser GS is a GM and GS compatible SoundFont bank for composing, playing MIDI files, and retro gaming.