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2 58 60’s Organ 1 2 Jazz Amp 8 Moduler Bass General MIDI Level 2 (GM2) Sound List 3 59 Organ 4 27 0 83 Clean Electric Guitar 9 DX Bass listed by patch number, bank number, Roland selector number, and instrument name. 4 60’s Organ 2 1 84 Chorus Guitar Numbers in blue relate to sounds found on the Roland HP603, HP605, LX7 and LX17. 5 70’s Organ 1 2 85 Mid Tone Guitar Orchestra Solo 6 70’s Organ 3 28 0 86 Muted Electric Guitar 40 0 113 Violin 7 Calasthetic 1 87 Funk Guitar Piano 7 0 42 Clavinet 1 114 Slow Violin 1 43 Pulse Clavinet 8 Jazz Organ 2 88 Funk Guitar 2 41 0 115 Viola 0 0 20 Acoustic Grand Piano 2 Harpsichord + Clavinet 9 Organ Base 3 89 Jazz Man 42 0 116 Cello 1 21 Wide Acoustic Grand 3 Solarize 10 Cheez Combo 29 0 90 Overdriven Guitar 1 Slow Cello 2 22 Dark Acoustic Grand 4 Clavinet KSP 11 70’s Organ 2 1 91 Guitar Pinch 43 0 117 Contrabass 3 Tine Acoustic Grand 12 Tonewheel 2 30 0 92 Distortion Guitar 44 0 118 Tremolo Strings 4 Acoustic KSP Piano Chromatic Percussion 17 0 60 Percussive Organ 1 93 Feedback Guitar 1 Slow Tremolo Strings 1 61 Detuned Organ 2 2 94 Distortion Rtm Guitar 5 Piano Strings 8 0 44 Celesta 2 Suspend Strings 2 Organ 5 31 0 95 Guitar Harmonics 6 Dream 1 Celesta 2 45 0 119 Pizzicato Strings 3 Lite Organ 1 96 Guitar Feedback 1 0 23 Bright Acoustic Piano 2 Celestial 46 0 120 Harp 4 62 Percussive Organ 2 2 Guitar Harmonics 2 1 24 Wide Bright Acoustic 9 0 45 Glockenspiel 1 121 Yang Qin 5 Voice Organ 2 Brite + Grand 1 Tinespiel 47 0 122 Timpani 18 0 63 Rock Organ Bass 3 Brite KSP 2 Kids Percussion 1 Rotary Organ 2 0 25 Electric Piano 10 0 46 Music Box 32 0 97 Acoustic Bass Orchestra Ensemble 1 CP 80 2 Slow Rotary 26 1 Orgel 1 Jazz Rhythm 48 0 123 Stereo String Ensemble 2 Radio Piano 3 Fast Rotary 11 0 47 Vibraphone 2 VX Upright 1 124 Slow Strings 3 Claxia 4 Purple Organ 1 48 Wet Vibraphone 33 0 98 Electric Bass 2 125 60’s Strings 19 0 64 Church Organ 1 4 Electric KSP Piano 2 Jazz Rtm 1 Finger Dark 3 60 Orchestra 1 65 Church Organ 2 5 Detuned CP 80 3 Vibes KSP 2 Bass Guitar EG 4 Orchestra 2 66 Church Organ 3 3 0 27 Broken Pub Piano 12 0 49 Marimba 3 99 Finger Slap 5 Orchestra 2 3 Notre Dame 1 28 Wide Broken Pub 1 50 Wide Marimba 4 Mode Bass 6 Velo Strings 2 Tine Pub 4 Organ Flute 2 Africa 34 0 100 Picked Bass 49 0 126 Mono String Ensemble 5 Tremolo Organ Flute 3 Pub KSP 3 Marimba KSP 1 Moded Pick 1 Stereo Slow Strings 6 Chapel 4 0 29 Tine Electric Piano 4 Sine Marimba 2 Mute Pick Bass 2 Legato Strings 20 0 67 Reed Organ 1 30 Detuned Electric Piano 1 5 Balimba 35 0 101 Fretless Bass 3 Warm Strings 1 68 Puff Organ 2 31 Electric Piano 1 Variation 6 Log Drum 1 Fretless 2 4 Kingdom 21 0 69 French Accordion 3 32 60’s Electric Piano 13 0 51 Xylophone 2 Fretless 3 5 Staccato Strings 1 70 Italian Accordion 4 Cool Galaxy 1 Xylophone 2 3 Fretless 4 6 Chrome 5 Tine KSP 22 0 71 Harmonica 14 0 52 Tubular Bell 36 0 102 Slap Bass 1 50 0 127 Synth Strings 1 6 Hyper Tine 1 Modern Harp 1 53 Church Bell 1 Punch Theme 1 128 Synth Strings 3 5 0 Synth Electric Piano 23 0 72 Bandoneon 33 2 54 Carillon 37 0 103 Slap Bass 2 51 0 129 Synth Strings 2 1 34 Detuned Electric Piano 2 3 Orient Bell 1 Velo Slap 1 Synth Strings 4 2 Electric Piano 2 Variation Guitar 35 4 Small Bell 38 0 104 Synth Bass 1 52 0 130 Choir Aah 3 Electric Piano Legend 36 5 Ringing Clock 24 0 73 Nylon-String Guitar 1 105 Synth Bass 101 1 131 Choir Aah 2 4 37 Electric Piano Phase 6 Cosmic 1 74 Ukulele 2 106 Synth Bass 3 2 Stereo Choir 5 Sm. Piano Variation Phase 7 Wine Glass 2 75 Open Nylon Guitar 3 107 Clavi Bass 3 Mellow Choir 6 Synth + Analog Phase 15 0 Dulcimer 3 76 Nylon Guitar 2 4 108 Hammer 4 Losers Aah 7 Synth KSP 1 Applichan Dulcimer 4 Velo Guitar Harmony 5 Techno Bass 53 0 132 Voice Doo 8 Venus E.P 2 Hammered Dulcimer 25 0 77 Steel-String Guitar 39 0 109 Synth Bass 2 1 133 Humming 6 0 Harpsichord 38 3 Cimbalom 1 78 12-String Guitar 1 110 Synth Bass 4 54 0 134 Synth Voice 1 39 Coupled Harpsichord 4 55 Santur 2 79 Mandolin 2 111 Rubber Bass 1 Synth Voice 2 2 40 Wide Harpsichord 3 80 Steel + Body 3 112 Attack Pulse 2 Choral 3 Open Harpsichord 41 Organ 4 Nylon + Steel 4 Mellow Synth Bass 3 135 Analog Voice 4 Farxiga 26 0 81 Jazz Guitar 5 Sequenced Bass 16 0 56 Tonewheel Organ 55 0 136 Orchestra Hit 5 Harpsichord 2 1 82 Hawaiian Guitar 6 Click Bass 1 57 Detuned Organ 1 1 137 Bass Hit 6 Harpsichord KSP 7 Synth Bass 2 Dark 2 138 6th Hit 70 0 165 Bassoon 2 Distortion Lead 7 Clear Bell 2 Sou Na 5 Maou 3 139 Euro Hit 1 Contrabassoon 85 0 187 Solo Synth Vox 8 Choir Bell 110 0 220 Fiddle 6 Cow 4 Orchestra Hit 2 71 0 166 Clarinet 86 0 188 5th Saw Wave 9 Soft Crystal 111 0 221 Shanai 7 Snake Hiss 5 Impact 1 Bass Clarinet 1 Big Five 10 Air Bells 1 Di Zi 8 Chicken Cluck 87 0 189 Bass & Lead 11 Bell Harp 9 Rooster Crow Brass Wind 1 190 Delayed Lead 12 Gamelmba Percussive 124 0 250 Telephone 1 56 0 140 Trumpet 72 0 167 Piccolo 2 Big & Low 99 0 205 Atmosphere 112 0 222 Tinkle Bell 1 251 Telephone 2 1 141 Dark Trumpet 1 Orange Flute 3 Little & High 1 Warm Atmosphere 1 Bonang 2 252 Door Creaking 2 Warm Trumpet 73 0 168 Flute 4 Fat & Perky 2 Hollow Relics 2 Altair 3 253 Door Closing 3 Sweet Trumpet 1 Pure Flute 5 Soft Whirl 3 Nylon EP 3 Gamelan 4 254 Scratch 57 0 142 Trombone 2 Sweet Flute 4 Nylon Harp 4 S. Gamelan 5 255 Wind Chimes 1 143 Trombone 2 74 0 169 Recorder Synth Pad 5 Harp Vox 5 Rama Cymbal 6 Phone Call 2 144 Bright Trombone 1 Piano Horn 88 0 191 Fantasia 6 Atmosphere Pad 113 0 223 Agogo 7 Scratch 2 58 0 145 Tuba 75 0 170 Pan Flute 1 Fantasy 100 0 206 Brightness 1 Tine Bell 8 Clock Tick 1 Wet Willy 1 Warp Whistle 89 0 192 Warm Pad 1 Bomb 114 0 224 Steel Drums 125 0 256 Helicopter 59 0 146 Muted Trumpet 2 Sweet Pan 1 193 Sine Pad 101 0 207 Goblin 1 Glass Percussion 1 257 Car-Engine 1 147 Muted Trumpet 2 76 0 171 Plastic Bottle Blow 90 0 194 Polysynth Pad 1 Goblin Synth 2 Thai Bells 2 258 Car-Stop 60 0 148 French Horns 1 Glass Bottle Blow 1 Polymer 2 Creeper 115 0 225 Woodblock 3 259 Car-Pass 1 149 French Horn 2 77 0 172 Shakuhachi 91 0 195 Space Voice 3 Ritual 1 226 Castanets 4 260 Car-Crash 2 Solo Horn 1 India 1 196 Itopia 4 To Heaven 116 0 227 Taiko 5 261 Siren 3 Horn Orchestra 78 0 173 Irish Tin Whistle 2 Square Pad 5 Night 1 228 Concert Bass Drum 6 262 Train 61 0 150 Brass Section 1 1 Mouth Whistle 92 0 197 Bowed Glass Pad 6 Glisten 2 Grand Cassandra 7 263 Jetplane 1 151 Brass Section 2 79 0 174 Ocarina 1 Bell Pad 7 Bell Choir 117 0 229 Melodic Tom 1 8 264 Starship 2 Big Band Brass 1 Synth Flute 93 0 198 Metal Pad 102 0 208 Echo Drops 1 230 Melodic Tom 2 9 265 Burst Noise 62 0 152 Synth Brass 1 1 Xenon Pad 1 209 Echo Bell 2 Real Tom 10 Rollercoaster 1 153 Synth Brass 3 Synth Lead 94 0 199 Halo Pad 2 210 Echo Pan 3 Rock Tom 11 Submarine 3 Poly Drop 12 Boat 2 154 Analog Brass 1 80 0 175 Square Lead 1 Halo Pad Variation 118 0 231 Synth Drum 103 0 211 Star Theme 126 0 266 Applause 3 155 Jump Brass 1 176 Square Lead 2 2 Halo Pad Phase 1 232 Analog Tom 1 Space Synth 1 267 Laughing 4 Rezzo Synth Brass 2 LM Square 3 Halo Pad Legend 2 233 Electric Percussion 2 268 Screaming 63 0 156 Synth Brass 2 3 Hollow 4 Angels 119 0 234 Reverse Cymbal Ethnic 3 269 Punch 1 157 Synth Brass 4 4 Shroud 5 Equinox 4 270 Heart Beat 2 158 Analog Brass 2 5 Mellow 95 0 200 Sweep Pad 104 0 212 Sitar Sound Effect 5 271 Footsteps 3 Soft Brass 6 Solo Sine 1 Dark Moon 1 213 Sitar 2 120 0 235 Guitar Fret Noise 6 Slap 4 Choir Brass 7 Sine Lead 2 Detuned Sitar 1 236 Guitar Cut Noise 177 7 Burping 81 0 Saw Lead Synth Sound FX 3 Sitar Pad 2 237 String Slap 178 8 Farting Reed 1 179 Saw Lead 2 96 0 201 Ice Rain 4 Tamboura 3 Guitar Cut Noise 2 127 0 272 Gun Shot 64 0 159 Soprano Sax 2 Thick Saw 1 Clavi Pad 105 0 214 Banjo 121 0 238 Breath Noise 1 273 Machine Gun 1 Sweet Soprano 3 Dyna Saw 2 Shanaaz 1 Mute Banjo 1 239 Flute Key Click 2 274 Lasergun 65 0 Alto Sax 4 Digi Saw 3 African Wind 2 Zheng 122 0 240 Seashore 160 3 Minigun 1 Breathy Alto Sax 5 Doctor Solo 4 Carib 3 Rabab 1 241 Rain 180 4 Bazooka 2 Sax Section 6 Natural Lead 97 0 202 Soundtrack 4 Gopintch 2 242 Thunder 181 5 Tank 66 0 161 Tenor Sax 7 182 Sequenced Analog 1 Prolouge 5 Oud 3 243 Wind 6 275 Explosion 1 Breathy Tenor Sax 82 0 Synth Calliope 2 Empilouge 106 0 215 Shamisen 4 244 Stream 183 7 Firework 2 Sweet Tenor 1 Vent Lead 98 0 203 Stardust 1 Tsugaru 5 245 Bubble 67 0 162 Baritone Sax 2 Vent Synth 1 204 Synth Mallet 107 0 216 Koto 6 Feed 1 Contrabass Sax 3 Pure Lead 2 Synth Drum Comp 1 217 Taisho Koto 123 0 246 Bird 2 Kanoon 68 0 163 Oboe 83 0 184 Chiffer Lead 3 Popcorn 1 247 Dog Note: the patch and bank number 1 Solo Oboe 1 Sequenced Lead 4 Tiny Bell 3 Pi Pa 2 248 Horse-Gallop mapping shown above is not 69 0 164 English Horn 84 0 185 Charang 5 Rind Glock 108 0 218 Thumb Piano 3 249 Bird 2 authoritative - it represents 1 Fails 1 186 Wire Lead 6 Glock Chime 109 0 219 Bagpipe 4 Horse-Whinny a logical best-guess.
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  • General MIDI Patch Map

    General MIDI Patch Map

    General MIDI Patch Map 1-8 PIANO 9-16 CHROMATIC PERCUSSION 17-24 ORGAN 1 Acoustic Grand 9 Celesta 17 Drawbar Organ 2 Bright Acoustic 10 Glockenspiel 18 Percussive Organ 3 Electric Grand 11 Music Box 19 Rock Organ 4 Honky-Tonk 12 Vibraphone 20 Church Organ 5 Electric Piano 1 13 Marimba 21 Reed Organ 6 Electric Piano 2 14 Xylophone 22 Accordion 7 Harpsichord 15 Tubular Bells 23 Harmonica 8 Clavinet 16 Dulcimer 24 Tango Accordion 49-56 ENSEMBLE 57-64 BRASS 65-72 REED 49 String Ensemble 1 57 Trumpet 65 Soprano Sax 50 String Ensemble 2 58 Trombone 66 Alto Sax 51 Synth Strings 1 59 Tuba 67 Tenor Sax 52 Synth Strings 2 60 Muted Trumpet 68 Baritone Sax 53 Choir Aahs 61 French Horn 69 Oboe 54 Voice Oohs 62 Brass Section 70 English Horn 55 Synth Voice 63 Synth Brass 1 71 Bassoon 56 Orchestra Hit 64 Synth Brass 2 72 Clarinet 97-104 SYNTH EFFECTS 105-112 ETHNIC 113-120 PERCUSSIVE 97 FX 1 (rain) 105 Sitar 113 Tinkle Bell 98 FX 2 (soundtrack) 106 Banjo 114 Agogo 99 FX 3 (crystal) 107 Shamisen 115 Steel Drums 100 FX 4 (atmosphere) 108 Koto 116 Woodblock 101 FX 5 (brightness) 109 Kalimba 117 Taiko Drum 102 FX 6 (goblins) 110 Bagpipe 118 Melodic Tom 103 FX 7 (echoes) 111 Fiddle 119 Synth Drum 104 FX 8 (sci-fi) 112 Shanai 120 Reverse Cymbal 25-32 GUITAR 33-40 BASS 41-48 STRINGS 25 Acoustic Guitar (nylon) 33 Acoustic Bass 41 Violin 26 Acoustic Guitar (steel) 34 Electric Bass (finger) 42 Viola 27 Electric Guitar (jazz) 35 Electric Bass (pick) 43 Cello 28 Electric Guitar (clean) 36 Fretless Bass 44 Contrabass 29 Electric Guitar (muted) 37 Slap Bass 1 45 Tremolo