Amen Break Soundfont Extra: Quality

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• Soft: lower level, slightly rolled-off highs and lows.
• Hard: increased transient, slight saturation, boosted presence bands.

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14) Final EQ, dynamics and loudness

• Apply gentle bus compression or glue (2:1 ratio, 1–3 dB gain reduction) only if grouping samples that will be used together as a kit.
• Use linear-phase EQ to fix any resonances; avoid over-processing pre-export.
• Maintain headroom: peaks < -0.5 dBFS; prefer -1 to -3 dBFS full-scale headroom.
• Export samples in 24-bit float or 32-bit float WAV if supported; for SF2 conversion you’ll need 16-bit or 24-bit PCM—export 24-bit if possible and let the SF2 tool convert.