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SoundFont - Earliest Instruments 1.0

SoundFont containing a selection of eight of what might be the earliest instruments used by man. 11kHz version is free. 44kHz version is commercial.

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Date:	01.01.2001
License:	Shareware
Price:	USD 4.95

Size:	0.35 MB
Downloads:	9

SoundFont containing 8 early instruments.

SoundFont containing a selection of eight of what might be the earliest instruments used by man.
11kHz version is free. 44kHz version is commercial.
Contains: Rattle, Bone scraper, Percussion stones, Bull-roarer, Horn, Bronze lur, Flint flute, Willow flute.

Supported Languages:

English

Operating Systems:

MS DOS, Windows 3.x, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT 3.x, Windows NT 4.x, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, Mac OS, Linux, Unix

System Requirements:

Special Limitations:

Company:

FMJ-Software
Katrinebergsbacken 30, 4tr
c/o Dimdal
117 61 Stockholm
Sweden

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