Gospel MIDI Files Gospel music in general is characterized by dominant vocals (often with strong use of harmony) referencing lyrics of a Christian nature. Subgenres include contemporary gospel, urban contemporary gospel (sometimes referred to as “black gospel”), Southern gospel, and modern gospel music (now more commonly known as praise.

Regardless of what soundfont you end up using, MIDI always ends up struggling to produce a good guitar sound. The best free guitar sounds we’ve found are provided by this soundfont.

• Download the (3.6M zip file. The download is on Google Drive – just follow the links).

• Unzip into the documents MyMIDIPlayer folder. • Configure MyMIDI Player to use GuitarsOnly.sf2 before any other sound font (so you will get these guitar sounds). Note: This soundfont is included in the installation of MyMIDI Player. It is supplied here only in case you need it for some other purpose. We have standardised on the free FluidR3 soundfont. It will serve the purpose of providing quality sounds for church worship. If you need to download it yourself, you can do so from.

If you use the dropbox download or use an installation CD, the font is included in the install. If the FluidR3 soundfont proves inadequate for your needs, we highly recommend the upper end of the Merlin range of General MIDI Soundfonts for their quality. While I cannot hand you their soundfonts directly, I can direct you to the place where you get them – is the page that lists all of the Merlin (full bank) soundfonts. Free ones you may download (but FluidR3 is better).

Ones that have a price on them require you to setup some credit on the site before you can download. If you want the best, arrange credit and download the Merlin Symphony soundfont. Defektologicheskoe predstavlenie na uchaschegosya obrazec zapolneniya.

It will cost you US$50. When you download a soundfont it is usually in a.sfark file. If so, uncompress using the sfark tool – see the previous download on this page.

Once you have uncompressed the sf2 file, copy it to your documents MyMIDIPlayer folder either as default.sf2 (which will be used automatically) or as it’s usual name and add the new soundfont on the configuration page of MyMIDI Player.