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Unlike modern VSTs, the SC-55 was a ROMpler. It played back compressed samples stored on a chip. Early Soundfonts were essentially "recordings of recordings." They lacked the specific synthesis behaviors of the original hardware, such as:
: Correcting the mapping of drum hits, such as moving the Kick Drum from the 36th key to the 35th key to match General MIDI standards. Multi-Velocity Layers
The search for a "full paper" on a fixed Roland Sound Canvas SC-55 SoundFont