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On the site, Sound fonts sf2 Free download you can find several brass soundfonts. I think, you should study them first. To tell you the truth, on this free site I could hardly found a really good fonts.

(something wrong, I wrote an answer few minutes before, but I lost... like yesterday) Again: As far as I understand, are you going to record yourself your samples? My experience: I thougt the samle CD with *.wav files expensive, that is why I visited two churches and recorded the pipe sounds note by note, register by register. I listened the result and the sample CD has become cheap! :) So, I bought it. Especially, in your case, your instrument, the cornet has much more modulation possibility, than a pipe organ, even if you have a studio, with experienced and disciplined musiciens, you will spend a lot of time with the recording, and I do not speak yet about the value of the studio equipment, the microphone... etc. Brgds

Thank you for you good wishigns! The Vienna is a useful tool to create your own soundfont, and not oversophisticated, I am sure, you can use it with success, that is why I do not think that it is necessary to wish you luck, but if you need it, I do. :) My only difficulties with Vienna was the looping. I could not set good loop points in my complex samples (pipe organ registers). I had to use "Sound Forge" which has "cross fade loop" option. Good luck again! :)

Sorry I send twice my answer, you can select, and it is your choice, which is better. :) (Otherwise I am sorry very much, my english is poor, but please try to understand, in Hungary we do not typically speak in english, rather in hungarian, which is our mother language :) ) Brgds :)

Thank you for alll the troubles you have taken to help me! The link you have sent me about soundfonts, thank you, but I am familiar about the standards, as I mentioned, I made my own sounfonts already. My only problem is, how can I use them in a new and unknown environment? Brgds :)

Hi! Thank you very much for for the trouble you have taken to help. The soundfont technology itself not unknownn to me, as I wrote, I made my soundfonts. My problem is the usage of the soundfonts in a new environment. Brgds :)

Thank you for your help, since the card in question, not too expensive, I encouraged myself to buy one, and to try it. I am not sure yet, just now I received a message, an EMU 0202 USB sound card also can be useful for me, but I still do not know how? I must get more information. It seems, my problem too special (I do not think so). Anyway, when I have a solution, I will inform you. Brgds :)

My old config: An early series Audigy card, with phisycal MIDI interface, and with soundfont option, for soundfonts the card can address almost the whole PC system RAM. Please do not spend too much time with my problem, I can myself search on the net, I would not like to pass my work to you. My requirements again: a half size, soundfont compatible (at least 64 MB) card, with MIDI input. Thank you in advance, if you or your friends have an idea by heart, otherwise we have the same chance! :) Good night!

Sorry, but I think, I was not clear. The Audigy SE specification mentiones only "2 and 4MB soundfonts" included, it means the card has soundfont compatibility, but I do not know yet, what is the maximal size of the soundfonts downloaded into the card? This card has no physical MIDI input, I thougt I use the motherboards sound card (which has MIDI) with the Audigy SE, and I redirect the MIDI stream between the two cards. Thanks!

Thank you for your fast reaction. I am sure, the Audigy SE card I can fit into my PC, but I am not sure about the MIDI music. Up to now I used also an Audigy (old) card, with my soundfonts. and with my classical organ console. One bank about 64 MB, I made them. The limit of the soundfont memory was only the system RAM. I used the card like a syntheser, just for real-time playing. In my "new" PC there is no room for the old card, that is why I must buy a new card. There are not too much low profile cards are exists with downloadble sondfonts capability, Audigy has this feature, but has no MIDI input.

I also looking for a low profile (half height) PCI sound card, on my motherboard I have integrated soundcard, wit MIDI connection. Because I would like using soundfounts, my question is: Can I use Audigy SE card with redirected MIDI input with soundfonts? Thanks in advance