Before attempting to create your own sound set, it is worth checking if one is already available: see the online Help Center at
http://www.sibelius.com/helpcenter/resources/ for the latest additions.
Disclaimer
Sound sets are complex files and are not designed to be user-editable. Us ing a sound s et with incorre ct syntax may cause your copy of Sibelius
to behave unpredictably or even crash. Sibelius Software accepts no responsibility for any loss of data or other problems experienced as a
result of editing the supplied sound sets or creating ne w ones . This docume nt is provi ded ‘as is’, and no warranty , impli ed or ot herwise, covers
the information contained within.
Please also note that we do not offer technical support on the editing or creation of sound set files.
Filenames
The filename of a sound set file is insignificant (i.e. it is not shown in the Play Z Devices dialog), but we recommend that it s hould be fairly
descriptive. It should also be 31 characters or less (including the .txt file extension) to ensure compatibility with all file systems.
Sound set syntax
Please refer to the General MIDI.txt file inside C:\Program Files\Sibelius Software\Sibelius 2\Sounds for an example of
correct sound set syntax. In fact, you may wish to copy this file and use it as the basis of your own sound set.
The sound set starts with an open brace { and ends with a closing brace }.
The body of the sound set contains the following fields within the opening and closing braces as a series of ‘tree nodes’, in this order:
MIDIDevice
Syntax:MIDIDevice "GM (General MIDI)"
The name of the device, e.g. ‘Roland SC8820’.
If you intend your sound set to be usable on bo th Mac and Windows, this must be the e xact name of the device as returned by FreeMIDI. If
OMS uses a different name, then you will need to create a separate copy of the file with the OMS name substituted here (so that running
under OMS will load this file).
FileVersion
Syntax: FileVersion "0010000"
Include this line and leave it unchanged. It does not repres ent the version number of the particula r file on which you are working, bu t rather
the version of the syntax used by the file, i.e. the value 0010000 corresponds with Sibelius 2, but this may change in future versions of
Sibelius if the sound set format changes . (Check the sound set files supplied with future versions of Sibelius to determine if this version
number has been increased.)
DefaultDevice
Syntax:DefaultDevice "True"
This should always be set to False, unless it’s the General MIDI.txt sound set file. Only one sound set file in the S ounds folder can have
this parameter set to True; this determines which sound set is selected by default in Sibelius’s Play Z Devices dialog.
ProgramsCountFrom0
Syntax: ProgramsCountFrom0 "False"
This value describes whether the program numbers in the soun ds fi le are liste d relative to 0 or 1. The value s dis played in the Mixer window i n
Sibelius itself are relative to 0 or 1 depending on the setting in the Mixer’s Display dialog.
You should enter the above list of MIDI controllers and their corre sponding controller numbers. The names mus t be identical to those listed
above (from the General MIDI.txt list) – no other controllers will be recognized by Sibelius (although including them won’t harm its
execution). The numbers should usually also be the same, as e.g . the sustain pedal is MIDI controller 64 in practically every MIDI device. Note
that SustainOn and SustainOff are not MIDI controller numbers, but rather the da ta byte that should be applied to the MIDI
controller declared in SustainPedal to achieve the pedal-down and pedal-up effects.
Programs
Syntax: see below.
This contains a list of all the patches (banks and program numbers) and their name s. The list can be in any orde r, but you mig ht find it u seful
to keep it in program number order as this will simplify the construction of the Groups and BestSoundsForInstruments sections (see
below). Each entry in the Programs list has the following structure.
Words written in italics are variables, as follows:
• msb is MIDI controller 0 (or bank MSB) value. It can either be empty (meaning don’t send MIDI controller 0) or otherwise it must be
in the range 0-127 inclusive.
Note that if empty, you should still include the slash (so you may get e.g. /23/34 “Name”). Note also that 0/ is not the same
as /; if 0 is present, Sibelius will send a bank change to MSB 0; if no number is present, Sibelius will not send a bank change.
• lsb means MIDI controller 32 (or bank LSB), and the same conditions apply as for msb.
Again, if empty you should still include the slash (so you may get e.g. //34 “Name”).
• pn is the program number. It too must be in the range 0-127 inclusive but it cannot be empty.
• patch name can be any text at all – it is required. This is the name that appears in the list of sounds in the Mixer.
• mask is a 16-bit mask, and can be any number between 0 and 65535. If you were to convert it into a binary number, each bit in that
number would correspond to a MIDI channel. 1 means this sound can go on this channel, and 0 means it can’t. So, say a patch could
only go on channels 1, 4 and 12. Since we count MIDI channels from 0, this becomes 0, 3 and 11. With the least significant bit being
the lowest channel number, this can be represented by the binary number 100000001001 and in decimal this is 2057. So for this
patch, the ChannelMask field would take the value 2057. If you leave out the entire ChannelMask line, Sibelius assumes that
the mask value is 65535 (i.e. the patch can be set on any channel). The three most common mask values are 65023 (all channels
except channel 10), 512 (channel 10) and 65535 (all channels).
• num string is not currently used by Sibelius but is created by FreeMIDI and OMS. If you’re creating sounds files by hand from scratch,
don’t bother with these fields, but if you’re starting out with a FreeMIDI sounds file then you might as well leave the fields there – they
do no harm.
The NoteNames list is optional. It contains the mapping from MIDI key number (or note number) and a name for that key. This is used by e.g.
drum set staves, where Sibelius needs to map a MIDI key value to a note name such as “Tambourine”.
• nn is the MIDI note number. It has to be in the range 0-127 inclusive.
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• note name is the corresponding note name. It is essential that note names remain device-independent. For example, say MIDI device
A has a drum set with a triangle sound. That sound might be called “Triangle 1”. It is essential that another device MIDI device B, if it
too has a triangle sounds on a drum set, that the sounds there is called “Triangle 1” too. If you were to call it “Triangle” or “triangle 1”
or “Trngle” then Sibelius wouldn’t know that it was the same sound. What this amounts to is that we need to agree on a common set
of drum note names for all devices. A complete list is in Appendix A, which also specifies the General MIDI note numbers for each
sound.
Groups
Syntax: see below.
This is used to organise the sounds into gro ups that will appear whe n accessing the Sound menu in the Mixer window (when yo u have the
Display sounds by type option switched on in the Mixer’s Display dialog). Each entry consists of a list of indexe s into the Programs
list. These indexes are relative to 0 (so the 3rd entry in the Programs list will be ‘2’ in the Groups list). One program can appear in
several groups if required.
The Groups section consists of a list of lists, e.g.
and so on. Each sub-list has a title enclosed in double quotes (e.g. "Pitched Percussion" above).
Note!
It is essential that a patch referred to in a Groups sub-list actually exists. For example, say you had 128 patches in the Programs list. If
you put the number 140 in one of the Groups sub-lists then Sibelius may become unstable or crash while using this sound set. More
precisely, if there are N entries in the Programs list, then the index numbers used in the Groups sub-lists must be in the range 0 to N-1
inclusive. Indices into the Programs list count from 0.
You may want to copy the Groups section from an existing sound se t file (e.g. General MIDI.txt) and remove the lists of indices in e ach
sub-list as a basis for your own groups.
BestSoundsForInstruments
This section is used by Sibelius to work out which program number to use to corre ctly play back a particular staff. With a new sound set file
you may need to press the Reset Sounds button to set each staff to use the correct program number. This section is also used when
importing a MIDI file, so that Sibelius can determine which ins trume nt is require d on each s taff accordi ng to the program numbers used i n the
MIDI file.
It is essential that this list contain every instrument included in Sibelius. You may want to copy this section from an existing sound set file (e.g.
General MIDI.txt) as a basis for your own sound set.
A complete list of instruments is in Appendix B. Note that the names in this list are internal; that is, they are not necessarily as they appear
in Sibelius either in the CreateZInstruments dialog or as instrument names in the score. Some of the names include special ‘escape’
characters (such as \n\ and ~) which you should not remove, edit or change. These internal names should still be used even if your copy of
Sibelius is a foreign-language version, rather than translated instrument names. As a result, sound set files are largely language-independent
(apart from the names of the sounds themselves as they appear in the Mixer, which can be in any language).
Sibelius will reject any sound set file that lists any instruments that are not included in Sibelius and, conversely, it will also reject if there are
instruments in Sibelius which aren’t listed here (the exception to this rule is specializations – see below).
and so on. Under each instrument is a list of patch indices:
• This list of indices can be empty. If you don’t supply any indices, Sibelius will default to piano for this sound, or will not change the sound
if it is a ‘specialization’.
• The first index in the list is used when creating an instrument in Sibelius. So for example, if you create “Violin I”, Sibelius will look up
“Violin I” in the sounds file and use the first patch indexed under this name. The other patche s indexed are used when mapping from
bank/program numbers to instruments when reading MIDI files into Sibelius.
• The rules governing index ranges are exactly the same as for Groups.
• In order for Sibelius to be able to map keywords such as “pizz” and “mute” to patches in a device independent way, “ins truments” are
known internally by Sibelius which aren’t real instruments at all. Appendix B includes these “instruments”, which never show up in
the CreateZInstruments dialog in Sibelius, and which represent sound effects such as pizzicato, tremolo et c. You will find these
“instruments” at the end of the BestSoundsForInstruments section in the General MIDI.txt file.
• At the end of t he list of instruments in Appendix B you’ll also find some specializations, e.g. “Mute:Trumpet”. Specializations
are optional and should only exist if that particular MIDI device supports that sound.
The syntax for this is “sound-effect-instrument:real-instrument”. sound-effect-instrument has to be one of the following:
Solo
Tutti
Harmonics
Mute
Legato
Detaché
Sul Ponticello
Snap Pizzicato
Col Legno
Spiccato
Tremolo
Pizzicato
real-instrument has to be a ‘real’ instrument in Appendix B (e.g. ‘Violin 1’ or ‘Clarinet’). This is so that you can distinguis h between,
for instance, a muted trumpet and a muted trombone.
If Sibelius sees that you’ve got a keyword which maps to the Mute effect in the Trum pet staff, then it will look in the s ound set file for
“Mute:Trumpet” and, if it finds it, will use it. Otherwise, it will use the “Mute” entry (which must exist).
For the sound effect “Solo” and “Tutti” you should make sure that spe cializations should come in pairs , e.g. if you have “Solo:Flute” y ou
must ensure you have “Tutti:Flute” otherwise Sibelius has no way of switching back and forth between the two. You’ll notice that most of
these sound effects are not used in the General MIDI.txt file (i.e. they’re empty) – that’s becaus e those sounds don’t exist in the
General MIDI sound map.
Appendix A: Drum sounds
This is a list of the General MIDI drum sounds and their corresponding MIDI note numbers:
35 Acoustic Bass Drum
36 Bass Drum 1
37 Side Stick
38 Acoustic Snare
39 Hand Clap
40 Electric Snare
41 Low Floor TomTom
42 Closed Hi-Hat
43 High Floor TomTom
44 Pedal Hi-Hat
45 Low TomTom
46 Open Hi-Hat
47 Low-Mid TomTom
48 Hi-Mid TomTom
49 Crash Cymbal 1
50 High TomTom
51 Ride Cymbal 1
52 Chinese Cymbal
53 Ride Bell
54 Tambourine
55 Splash Cymbal
56 Cowbell
57 Crash Cymbal 2
58 Vibraslap
59 Ride Cymbal 2
60 Hi Bongo
61 Low Bongo
62 Mute Hi Conga
63 Open Hi Conga
64 Low Conga
65 High Timbale
66 Low Timbale
67 High Agogo
68 Low Agogo
69 Cabasa
70 Maracas
71 Short Whistle
72 Long Whistle
73 Short Guiro
74 Long Guiro
75 Claves
76 Hi Wood Block
77 Low Wood Block
78 Mute Cuica
79 Open Cuica
80 Mute Triangle
81 Open Triangle
Appendix B: Complete list of instruments
Piccolo
Eb Flute
Flute
Shakuhachi
Alto Flute
Bass Flute
Sopranino Recorder
Soprano Recorder
Descant Recorder
Alto Recorder
Treble Recorder
Tenor Recorder
Bass Recorder
Great Bass Recorder
Contrabass Recorder
Tin Whistle
Flageolet
Ocarina
Panpipes
Oboe
Oboe d'amore
Cor Anglais
English Horn
Baritone Oboe
Bass Oboe
Heckelphone
Clarinet in E~b
Clarinet in D
Clarinet in C
Clarinet in B~b
Clarinet in A
Alto Clarinet in E~b
Basset-horn
Bass Clarinet\n\in B~b
Bass Clarinet [bass clef]
Contra Alto\n\Clarinet in E~b
Contra Alto\n\Clarinet in E~b [bass clef]
Contrabass\n\Clarinet in B~b
Contrabass\n\Clarinet in B~b [bass clef]
Contrabass\n\Clarinet in E~b
Sopranino\n\Saxophone
Soprano Saxophone
Alto Saxophone
Tenor Saxophone
Baritone Saxophone
Baritone Saxophone [bass clef]
Bass Saxophone
Bass Saxophone [bass clef]
Contrabass Saxophone
Contrabass Saxophone [bass clef]
Quart Bassoon
Quint Bassoon
Bassoon
Contrabassoon
Harmonica
Bagpipe
Didgeridoo
Woodwind
Horn in B~b [no key]
Horn in A [no key]
Horn in G [no key]
Horn in F
Horn in F [no key]
Horn in E [no key]
Horn in D [no key]
Horn in D~b [no key]
Horn in C [no key]
Horn in B [no key]
B~b Basso Horn [no key]
Wagner Tuba in B~b
Wagner Tuba in F
Tenor Tuba
Alto Horn in F
Alto Horn in E~b [no key]
Mellophone in F
Mellophone in E~b
Mellophonium in F
Mellophonium in E~b
Soprano Bugle in G
Mellophone Bugle in G
Baritone Bugle in G
Euphonium Bugle in G
Contrabass Bugle in G
Piccolo Trumpet in B~b
Piccolo Trumpet in A
Trumpet in G [no key]
Trumpet in E [no key]
Trumpet in E~b
Trumpet in D
Trumpet in C
Trumpet in B [no key]
Trumpet in B~b
Trumpet in B~b [no key]
Trumpet in A
Trumpet in F
Bass Trumpet in E~b
Bass Trumpet in B~b
Bass Trumpet in D
Soprano Cornet E~b
Cornet in B~b
Cornet in A
Flugelhorn
Tenor Horn
Trombone [treble clef]
Trombone
Alto Trombone
Tenor Trombone
Bass Trombone
Contrabass Trombone
Euphonium
Euphonium [bass clef]
Baritone Horn
Tuba
Bass Tuba
Sousaphone in B~b
Ophicleide
Serpent
Bass in E~b
Bass in B~b
Brass
Cornet
Solo Cornet B~b
Repiano Cornet B~b
Electric guitar
Electric guitar [tab]
12-string Electric guitar
12-string Electric guitar [tab]
Acoustic Bass
Acoustic Bass [tab]
Bass guitar
Bass guitar [tab]
5-string Bass Guitar
5-string Bass Guitar [tab]
6-string Bass Guitar
6-string Bass Guitar [tab]
Fretless Bass Guitar
Fretless Bass guitar [tab]
5-string Fretless Bass Guitar
5-string Fretless Bass Guitar [tab]
6-string Fretless Bass Guitar
6-string Fretless Bass Guitar [tab]
Electric Bass
Electric Bass [tab]
5-string Electric Bass
5-string Electric Bass [tab]
6-string Electric Bass
6-string Electric Bass [tab]
Fretless Electric Bass
Fretless Electric Bass [tab]
5-string Fretless Electric Bass
5-string Fretless Electric Bass [tab]
6-string Fretless Electric Bass
6-string Fretless Electric Bass [tab]
Banjo
Banjo [Standard C]
Banjo [Standard C tab]
Banjo [G tuning]
Banjo [G tuning tab]
Banjo [Two C tuning]
Banjo [Two C tuning tab]
Banjo [G modal]
Banjo [G modal tab]
Banjo [D tuning]
Banjo [D tuning tab]
Tenor Banjo
Tenor Banjo [tab]
Pedal Steel Guitar
Pedal Steel Guitar [tab]
Hawaiian Steel Guitar
Hawaiian Steel Guitar [tab]
Lute
Lute [tablature]
Mandolin
Mandolin [tab]
Ukelele
Koto
Sitar
Voice
Vocals
Treble
Cantus
Soprano
Mezzo-soprano
Contralto
Alto
Altus
Counter-tenor
Tenor
Baritone
Bass
Bassus
Choir
Piano
Honky-tonk piano
Electric Piano
Keyboard
Keyboards
Synthesizer
Celesta
Clavichord
Harpsichord
Organ [manuals]
Ped. [Organ pedals]
Manuals [solo organ manuals]
Pedal [solo organ pedals]
Electric Organ
Ondes Martenot
Accordion
Harmonium
Melodion
Melodeon
Violin
Violin 1
Violin 2
Violin I
Violin II
Viola
Violoncello
Contrabass
Double bass
String Bass
Strings
Treble Viol
Tenor Viol
Bass Viol
Shamisen
Hurdy-gurdy
Piano [chamber music]
[treble staff]
[bass staff]
[small staff]
Tape
Sampler
Theremin
Applause
Birdsong
Helicopter
Seashore
Telephone
Pizzicato:Violin
Pizzicato:Violin 1
Pizzicato:Violin 2
Pizzicato:Violin I
Pizzicato:Violin II
Pizzicato:Viola
Pizzicato:Violoncello
Pizzicato:Contrabass
Pizzicato:Double bass
Pizzicato:String Bass
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Pizzicato:Strings
Pizzicato:Treble Viol
Pizzicato:Tenor Viol
Pizzicato:Bass Viol
Mute:Horn in B~b [no key]
Mute:Horn in A [no key]
Mute:Horn in G [no key]
Mute:Horn in F
Mute:Horn in F [no key]
Mute:Horn in E [no key]
Mute:Horn in D [no key]
Mute:Horn in D~b [no key]
Mute:Horn in C [no key]
Mute:Horn in B [no key]
Mute:B~b Basso Horn [no key]
Mute:Wagner Tuba in B~b
Mute:Wagner Tuba in F
Mute:Tenor Tuba
Mute:Alto Horn in F
Mute:Alto Horn in E~b [no key]
Mute:Mellophone in F
Mute:Mellophone in E~b
Mute:Mellophonium in F
Mute:Mellophonium in E~b
Mute:Soprano Bugle in G
Mute:Mellophone Bugle in G
Mute:Baritone Bugle in G
Mute:Euphonium Bugle in G
Mute:Contrabass Bugle in G
Mute:Piccolo Trumpet in B~b
Mute:Piccolo Trumpet in A
Mute:Trumpet in G [no key]
Mute:Trumpet in E [no key]
Mute:Trumpet in E~b
Mute:Trumpet in D
Mute:Trumpet in C
Mute:Trumpet in B [no key]
Mute:Trumpet in B~b
Mute:Trumpet in B~b [no key]
Mute:Trumpet in A
Mute:Trumpet in F
Mute:Bass Trumpet in E~b
Mute:Bass Trumpet in B~b
Mute:Bass Trumpet in D
Mute:Soprano Cornet E~b
Mute:Cornet in B~b
Mute:Cornet in A
Mute:Flugelhorn
Mute:Tenor Horn
Mute:Trombone [treble clef]
Mute:Trombone
Mute:Alto Trombone
Mute:Tenor Trombone
Mute:Bass Trombone
Mute:Contrabass Trombone
Mute:Euphonium
Mute:Euphonium [bass clef]
Mute:Baritone Horn
Mute:Tuba
Mute:Bass Tuba
Mute:Sousaphone in B~b
Mute:Ophicleide
Mute:Serpent
Spiccato:Contrabass
Spiccato:Double bass
Spiccato:String Bass
Spiccato:Strings
Spiccato:Treble Viol
Spiccato:Tenor Viol
Spiccato:Bass Viol
Col Legno:Violin
Col Legno:Violin 1
Col Legno:Violin 2
Col Legno:Violin I
Col Legno:Violin II
Col Legno:Viola
Col Legno:Violoncello
Col Legno:Contrabass
Col Legno:Double bass
Col Legno:String Bass
Col Legno:Strings
Col Legno:Treble Viol
Col Legno:Tenor Viol
Col Legno:Bass Viol
Legato:Piccolo
Legato:Eb Flute
Legato:Flute
Legato:Shakuhachi
Legato:Alto Flute
Legato:Bass Flute
Legato:Sopranino Recorder
Legato:Soprano Recorder
Legato:Descant Recorder
Legato:Alto Recorder
Legato:Treble Recorder
Legato:Tenor Recorder
Legato:Bass Recorder
Legato:Great Bass Recorder
Legato:Contrabass Recorder
Legato:Tin Whistle
Legato:Flageolet
Legato:Ocarina
Legato:Panpipes
Legato:Oboe
Legato:Oboe d'amore
Legato:Cor Anglais
Legato:English Horn
Legato:Baritone Oboe
Legato:Bass Oboe
Legato:Heckelphone
Legato:Clarinet in E~b
Legato:Clarinet in D
Legato:Clarinet in C
Legato:Clarinet in B~b
Legato:Clarinet in A
Legato:Alto Clarinet in E~b
Legato:Basset-horn
Legato:Bass Clarinet\n\in B~b
Legato:Bass Clarinet [bass clef]
Legato:Contra Alto\n\Clarinet in E~b
Legato:Contra Alto\n\Clarinet in E~b [bass clef]
Legato:Contrabass\n\Clarinet in B~b
Legato:Contrabass\n\Clarinet in B~b [bass clef]
Legato:Contrabass\n\Clarinet in E~b
Legato:Sopranino\n\Saxophone
Legato:Soprano Saxophone
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Legato:Alto Saxophone
Legato:Tenor Saxophone
Legato:Baritone Saxophone
Legato:Baritone Saxophone [bass clef]
Legato:Bass Saxophone
Legato:Bass Saxophone [bass clef]
Legato:Contrabass Saxophone
Legato:Contrabass Saxophone [bass clef]
Legato:Quart Bassoon
Legato:Quint Bassoon
Legato:Bassoon
Legato:Contrabassoon
Legato:Harmonica
Legato:Bagpipe
Legato:Didgeridoo
Legato:Woodwind
Legato:Horn in B~b [no key]
Legato:Horn in A [no key]
Legato:Horn in G [no key]
Legato:Horn in F
Legato:Horn in F [no key]
Legato:Horn in E [no key]
Legato:Horn in D [no key]
Legato:Horn in D~b [no key]
Legato:Horn in C [no key]
Legato:Horn in B [no key]
Legato:B~b Basso Horn [no key]
Legato:Wagner Tuba in B~b
Legato:Wagner Tuba in F
Legato:Tenor Tuba
Legato:Alto Horn in F
Legato:Alto Horn in E~b [no key]
Legato:Mellophone in F
Legato:Mellophone in E~b
Legato:Mellophonium in F
Legato:Mellophonium in E~b
Legato:Soprano Bugle in G
Legato:Mellophone Bugle in G
Legato:Baritone Bugle in G
Legato:Euphonium Bugle in G
Legato:Contrabass Bugle in G
Legato:Piccolo Trumpet in B~b
Legato:Piccolo Trumpet in A
Legato:Trumpet in G [no key]
Legato:Trumpet in E [no key]
Legato:Trumpet in E~b
Legato:Trumpet in D
Legato:Trumpet in C
Legato:Trumpet in B [no key]
Legato:Trumpet in B~b
Legato:Trumpet in B~b [no key]
Legato:Trumpet in A
Legato:Trumpet in F
Legato:Bass Trumpet in E~b
Legato:Bass Trumpet in B~b
Legato:Bass Trumpet in D
Legato:Soprano Cornet E~b
Legato:Cornet in B~b
Legato:Cornet in A
Legato:Flugelhorn
Legato:Tenor Horn
Legato:Trombone [treble clef]
Legato:Trombone
Legato:Melodion
Legato:Melodeon
Legato:Violin
Legato:Violin 1
Legato:Violin 2
Legato:Violin I
Legato:Violin II
Legato:Viola
Legato:Violoncello
Legato:Contrabass
Legato:Double bass
Legato:String Bass
Legato:Strings
Legato:Treble Viol
Legato:Tenor Viol
Legato:Bass Viol
Legato:Shamisen
Legato:Hurdy-gurdy
Legato:Piano [chamber music]
Legato: [treble staff]
Legato: [bass staff]
Legato: [small staff]
Harmonics:Piccolo
Harmonics:Eb Flute
Harmonics:Flute
Harmonics:Shakuhachi
Harmonics:Alto Flute
Harmonics:Bass Flute
Harmonics:Sopranino Recorder
Harmonics:Soprano Recorder
Harmonics:Descant Recorder
Harmonics:Alto Recorder
Harmonics:Treble Recorder
Harmonics:Tenor Recorder
Harmonics:Bass Recorder
Harmonics:Great Bass Recorder
Harmonics:Contrabass Recorder
Harmonics:Tin Whistle
Harmonics:Flageolet
Harmonics:Ocarina
Harmonics:Panpipes
Harmonics:Oboe
Harmonics:Oboe d'amore
Harmonics:Cor Anglais
Harmonics:English Horn
Harmonics:Baritone Oboe
Harmonics:Bass Oboe
Harmonics:Heckelphone
Harmonics:Clarinet in E~b
Harmonics:Clarinet in D
Harmonics:Clarinet in C
Harmonics:Clarinet in B~b
Harmonics:Clarinet in A
Harmonics:Alto Clarinet in E~b
Harmonics:Basset-horn
Harmonics:Bass Clarinet\n\in B~b
Harmonics:Bass Clarinet [bass clef]
Harmonics:Contra Alto\n\Clarinet in E~b
Harmonics:Contra Alto\n\Clarinet in E~b [bass clef]
Harmonics:Contrabass\n\Clarinet in B~b
Harmonics:Contrabass\n\Clarinet in B~b [bass clef]
Harmonics:Contrabass\n\Clarinet in E~b
Harmonics:Sopranino\n\Saxophone
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Harmonics:Soprano Saxophone
Harmonics:Alto Saxophone
Harmonics:Tenor Saxophone
Harmonics:Baritone Saxophone
Harmonics:Baritone Saxophone [bass clef]
Harmonics:Bass Saxophone
Harmonics:Bass Saxophone [bass clef]
Harmonics:Contrabass Saxophone
Harmonics:Contrabass Saxophone [bass clef]
Harmonics:Quart Bassoon
Harmonics:Quint Bassoon
Harmonics:Bassoon
Harmonics:Contrabassoon
Harmonics:Harmonica
Harmonics:Bagpipe
Harmonics:Didgeridoo
Harmonics:Woodwind
Harmonics:Horn in B~b [no key]
Harmonics:Horn in A [no key]
Harmonics:Horn in G [no key]
Harmonics:Horn in F
Harmonics:Horn in F [no key]
Harmonics:Horn in E [no key]
Harmonics:Horn in D [no key]
Harmonics:Horn in D~b [no key]
Harmonics:Horn in C [no key]
Harmonics:Horn in B [no key]
Harmonics:B~b Basso Horn [no key]
Harmonics:Wagner Tuba in B~b
Harmonics:Wagner Tuba in F
Harmonics:Tenor Tuba
Harmonics:Alto Horn in F
Harmonics:Alto Horn in E~b [no key]
Harmonics:Mellophone in F
Harmonics:Mellophone in E~b
Harmonics:Mellophonium in F
Harmonics:Mellophonium in E~b
Harmonics:Soprano Bugle in G
Harmonics:Mellophone Bugle in G
Harmonics:Baritone Bugle in G
Harmonics:Euphonium Bugle in G
Harmonics:Contrabass Bugle in G
Harmonics:Piccolo Trumpet in B~b
Harmonics:Piccolo Trumpet in A
Harmonics:Trumpet in G [no key]
Harmonics:Trumpet in E [no key]
Harmonics:Trumpet in E~b
Harmonics:Trumpet in D
Harmonics:Trumpet in C
Harmonics:Trumpet in B [no key]
Harmonics:Trumpet in B~b
Harmonics:Trumpet in B~b [no key]
Harmonics:Trumpet in A
Harmonics:Trumpet in F
Harmonics:Bass Trumpet in E~b
Harmonics:Bass Trumpet in B~b
Harmonics:Bass Trumpet in D
Harmonics:Soprano Cornet E~b
Harmonics:Cornet in B~b
Harmonics:Cornet in A
Harmonics:Flugelhorn
Harmonics:Tenor Horn
Harmonics:Trombone [treble clef]
Harmonics:5-string Fretless Electric Bass
Harmonics:5-string Fretless Electric Bass [tab]
Harmonics:6-string Fretless Electric Bass
Harmonics:6-string Fretless Electric Bass [tab]
Harmonics:Banjo
Harmonics:Banjo [Standard C]
Harmonics:Banjo [Standard C tab]
Harmonics:Banjo [G tuning]
Harmonics:Banjo [G tuning tab]
Harmonics:Banjo [Two C tuning]
Harmonics:Banjo [Two C tuning tab]
Harmonics:Banjo [G modal]
Harmonics:Banjo [G modal tab]
Harmonics:Banjo [D tuning]
Harmonics:Banjo [D tuning tab]
Harmonics:Tenor Banjo
Harmonics:Tenor Banjo [tab]
Harmonics:Pedal Steel Guitar
Harmonics:Pedal Steel Guitar [tab]
Harmonics:Hawaiian Steel Guitar
Harmonics:Hawaiian Steel Guitar [tab]
Harmonics:Lute
Harmonics:Lute [tablature]
Harmonics:Mandolin
Harmonics:Mandolin [tab]
Harmonics:Ukelele
Harmonics:Koto
Harmonics:Sitar
Harmonics:Violin
Harmonics:Violin 1
Harmonics:Violin 2
Harmonics:Violin I
Harmonics:Violin II
Harmonics:Viola
Harmonics:Violoncello
Harmonics:Contrabass
Harmonics:Double bass
Harmonics:String Bass
Harmonics:Strings
Harmonics:Treble Viol
Harmonics:Tenor Viol
Harmonics:Bass Viol
Harmonics:Shamisen
Harmonics:Hurdy-gurdy
Snap Pizzicato:Violin
Snap Pizzicato:Violin 1
Snap Pizzicato:Violin 2
Snap Pizzicato:Violin I
Snap Pizzicato:Violin II
Snap Pizzicato:Viola
Snap Pizzicato:Violoncello
Snap Pizzicato:Contrabass
Snap Pizzicato:Double bass
Snap Pizzicato:String Bass
Snap Pizzicato:Strings
Snap Pizzicato:Treble Viol
Snap Pizzicato:Tenor Viol
Snap Pizzicato:Bass Viol
Sul Ponticello:Violin
Sul Ponticello:Violin 1
Sul Ponticello:Violin 2
Sul Ponticello:Violin I
Sul Ponticello:Violin II
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Sul Ponticello:Viola
Sul Ponticello:Violoncello
Sul Ponticello:Contrabass
Sul Ponticello:Double bass
Sul Ponticello:String Bass
Sul Ponticello:Strings
Sul Ponticello:Treble Viol
Sul Ponticello:Tenor Viol
Sul Ponticello:Bass Viol
Solo:Piccolo
Solo:Eb Flute
Solo:Flute
Solo:Shakuhachi
Solo:Alto Flute
Solo:Bass Flute
Solo:Sopranino Recorder
Solo:Soprano Recorder
Solo:Descant Recorder
Solo:Alto Recorder
Solo:Treble Recorder
Solo:Tenor Recorder
Solo:Bass Recorder
Solo:Great Bass Recorder
Solo:Contrabass Recorder
Solo:Tin Whistle
Solo:Flageolet
Solo:Ocarina
Solo:Panpipes
Solo:Oboe
Solo:Oboe d'amore
Solo:Cor Anglais
Solo:English Horn
Solo:Baritone Oboe
Solo:Bass Oboe
Solo:Heckelphone
Solo:Clarinet in E~b
Solo:Clarinet in D
Solo:Clarinet in C
Solo:Clarinet in B~b
Solo:Clarinet in A
Solo:Alto Clarinet in E~b
Solo:Basset-horn
Solo:Bass Clarinet\n\in B~b
Solo:Bass Clarinet [bass clef]
Solo:Contra Alto\n\Clarinet in E~b
Solo:Contra Alto\n\Clarinet in E~b [bass clef]
Solo:Contrabass\n\Clarinet in B~b
Solo:Contrabass\n\Clarinet in B~b [bass clef]
Solo:Contrabass\n\Clarinet in E~b
Solo:Sopranino\n\Saxophone
Solo:Soprano Saxophone
Solo:Alto Saxophone
Solo:Tenor Saxophone
Solo:Baritone Saxophone
Solo:Baritone Saxophone [bass clef]
Solo:Bass Saxophone
Solo:Bass Saxophone [bass clef]
Solo:Contrabass Saxophone
Solo:Contrabass Saxophone [bass clef]
Solo:Quart Bassoon
Solo:Quint Bassoon
Solo:Bassoon
Solo:Contrabassoon
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Solo:Harmonica
Solo:Bagpipe
Solo:Didgeridoo
Solo:Woodwind
Solo:Horn in B~b [no key]
Solo:Horn in A [no key]
Solo:Horn in G [no key]
Solo:Horn in F
Solo:Horn in F [no key]
Solo:Horn in E [no key]
Solo:Horn in D [no key]
Solo:Horn in D~b [no key]
Solo:Horn in C [no key]
Solo:Horn in B [no key]
Solo:B~b Basso Horn [no key]
Solo:Wagner Tuba in B~b
Solo:Wagner Tuba in F
Solo:Tenor Tuba
Solo:Alto Horn in F
Solo:Alto Horn in E~b [no key]
Solo:Mellophone in F
Solo:Mellophone in E~b
Solo:Mellophonium in F
Solo:Mellophonium in E~b
Solo:Soprano Bugle in G
Solo:Mellophone Bugle in G
Solo:Baritone Bugle in G
Solo:Euphonium Bugle in G
Solo:Contrabass Bugle in G
Solo:Piccolo Trumpet in B~b
Solo:Piccolo Trumpet in A
Solo:Trumpet in G [no key]
Solo:Trumpet in E [no key]
Solo:Trumpet in E~b
Solo:Trumpet in D
Solo:Trumpet in C
Solo:Trumpet in B [no key]
Solo:Trumpet in B~b
Solo:Trumpet in B~b [no key]
Solo:Trumpet in A
Solo:Trumpet in F
Solo:Bass Trumpet in E~b
Solo:Bass Trumpet in B~b
Solo:Bass Trumpet in D
Solo:Soprano Cornet E~b
Solo:Cornet in B~b
Solo:Cornet in A
Solo:Flugelhorn
Solo:Tenor Horn
Solo:Trombone [treble clef]
Solo:Trombone
Solo:Alto Trombone
Solo:Tenor Trombone
Solo:Bass Trombone
Solo:Contrabass Trombone
Solo:Euphonium
Solo:Euphonium [bass clef]
Solo:Baritone Horn
Solo:Tuba
Solo:Bass Tuba
Solo:Sousaphone in B~b
Solo:Ophicleide
Solo:Serpent
Detaché:Tenor Viol
Detaché:Bass Viol
Quintus
Secundus
Sousaphone in E~b
Mute:Sousaphone in E~b
Solo:Sousaphone in E~b
Legato:Sousaphone in E~b
Harmonics:Sousaphone in E~b
Tuba in F
Mute:Tuba in F
Legato:Tuba in F
Harmonics:Tuba in F
Solo:Tuba in F
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