I am still fairly new to using LMMS (using a music program to compose in general is new grounds to me) and I have been fiddling around with a soundfont that contains a set every instrument from the original Mega Man X. I have been having a weird issue with them though. The samples aren't looping properly on sustained notes and sound awful. I have been able to circumvent this issue mostly by using the instruments on much lower notes and much shorter uses in general so that I can still get the sound of the note without the ugly loop. Provided below is an example of what it sounds like when I have to work around the length of the loop (depending on which note it's on, as LMMS' method of matching an instrument to a note is to speed the instrument up rather than simply raise the pitch which makes the looping even worse) and the poor loop itself.
MMX Inspired Track (Demo):
https://soundcloud.com/user-514990817/m ... track-demo
The instruments you hear in order of appearance are
Lower D. Guitar (MMX soundfont)
Percussion (MMX soundfont)
Upper D. Guitar (General MIDI Soundfont)
Lower Bass (MMX Soundfont)
Upper O. Guitar (General MIDI Soundfont)
You'll notice the two instruments playing higher notes (Upper D., Upper O.) are both from a general MIDI soundfont even though MMX has it's own Distorted and Overdrive guitar samples. This is because as previously established LMMS' notes system modifies an instrument's speed to change the note rather than modifying the pitch.
MMX Inspired Track (Demo):
https://soundcloud.com/user-514990817/m ... track-demo
The instruments you hear in order of appearance are
Lower D. Guitar (MMX soundfont)
Percussion (MMX soundfont)
Upper D. Guitar (General MIDI Soundfont)
Lower Bass (MMX Soundfont)
Upper O. Guitar (General MIDI Soundfont)
You'll notice the two instruments playing higher notes (Upper D., Upper O.) are both from a general MIDI soundfont even though MMX has it's own Distorted and Overdrive guitar samples. This is because as previously established LMMS' notes system modifies an instrument's speed to change the note rather than modifying the pitch.