Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This soundfont was created by Milton Paredes. The original v1.0 of the soundfont contained some issues: Many instruments did not have the full 128 key range, and none of the percussion samples had exclusive class values. I have fixed these issues and re-uploaded the soundfont here (just t4 fixed.sfpack): drive.google.com/open?id=1TbLOvr6GwqrxteWH8RD7Z7Q7t8q-vsIe
0:00 - Intro
0:08 - E1M1 "At Doom's Gate"
1:47 - E1M8 "Sign of Evil"
Comments: I like this soundfont a lot. The instruments and especially the percussion are very heavy and powerful. I like the snare sound because it reminds me of the snares from the Ensoniq AudioPCI ECW wavetables. If I had to nitpick, I would say that I don't like the timbres of some of the instruments (the Synth Basses for example, which aren't in this video, are very dull and muddy), and some instruments do not loop well (the Overdriven Guitar, for example).
DOOM's music was composed by Bobby Prince.
This soundfont was created by Milton Paredes. The original v1.0 of the soundfont contained some issues: Many instruments did not have the full 128 key range, and none of the percussion samples had exclusive class values. I have fixed these issues and re-uploaded the soundfont here (just t4 fixed.sfpack): drive.google.com/open?id=1TbLOvr6GwqrxteWH8RD7Z7Q7t8q-vsIe
0:00 - Intro
0:08 - E1M1 "At Doom's Gate"
1:47 - E1M8 "Sign of Evil"
Comments: I like this soundfont a lot. The instruments and especially the percussion are very heavy and powerful. I like the snare sound because it reminds me of the snares from the Ensoniq AudioPCI ECW wavetables. If I had to nitpick, I would say that I don't like the timbres of some of the instruments (the Synth Basses for example, which aren't in this video, are very dull and muddy), and some instruments do not loop well (the Overdriven Guitar, for example).
DOOM's music was composed by Bobby Prince.
