However, the Tubular Bell & any Choir/Voice/Ooh sounds horribly glitchy because there are the same, & a few instruments are badly out of tune, so it isn't perfect, but it works with most midi files. It works well with software that supports Fluidsynth (such as VLC Media Player), and does not have any instruments in the wrong patches. While this soundfont lacks the heavy reverb, which can be heard when a MIDI file is played on a real Android/Samsung phone, the soundfont's instruments are accurate in comparison. After going to C-7 note it switches to the Piccolo samples.) This patch sounds AWFULLY out of tune (does not sound out of tune on kindle fire tablets though). You will then have 8 easily accessible sounds to play at the touch of the Solo/Mute button. Channel for say the first 8 channels all to 1. Maybe some of the soundfonts shipped with the SBLive are still in the old sbk format. If you are using the bs-16i or similar app try changing the Rx. Live using any other software or hardware SF2-based synthesizer.

Or then there have been quite different sounding SC-55 sound fonts than what my SCC-1 sounds.

There is existing build system that makes. GS sound set (16 bit).sf2 (size: 3.31MB) Roland SC-55 v1.1.sf2 (size: 9.42MB) but IIRC they didn't quite sound the same as my real SCC-1, so they felt more like fan made imitations of Sound Canvas. The SoundFont format sf2 is widely supported by lots of programs/apps and devices. Download FluidSynth MIDI Synthesizer for Android to nOTE: A SoundFont (sf2) is required to use this synthesizer. Some instruments sound badly high-pitched & out of tune, so avoid playing any midi files with this soundfont if they contain any of the following instruments: There is also a nice GM set for playing general midi files.

Gm soundfont sf2