Clarinet (vsco2-clarinet)
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Attribution: Clarinet from VS Chamber Orchestra: Community Edition by Versilian Studios, CC0 1.0

Source:   VS Chamber Orchestra: Community Edition (VSCO 2 CE)
          https://github.com/sgossner/VSCO-2-CE
Credit:   Versilian Studios (recorded by Sam Gossner & Simon Dalzell; sample cutting by Elan Hickler/Soundemote)
License:  Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal (public domain dedication) (CC0-1.0)
          https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
          License file in the source repository: https://github.com/sgossner/VSCO-2-CE/blob/master/LICENSE

Files (file name = MIDI note number; C4 = 60):
  50.mp3  <- DCClar_susLong_D2_v2_rr1_sum.wav
  58.mp3  <- DCClar_susLong_A#2_v2_rr1_sum.wav
  65.mp3  <- DCClar_susLong_F3_v2_rr1_sum.wav
  74.mp3  <- DCClar_susLong_D4_v2_rr1_sum.wav
  82.mp3  <- DCClar_susLong_A#4_v2_rr1_sum.wav
  89.mp3  <- DCClar_susLong_F#5_v2_rr1_sum.wav
Source path pattern: Woodwinds/Clarinet/susLong/DCClar_susLong_<note>_v2_rr1_sum.wav
Note naming: the source names notes with C3 = middle C (MIDI 60), so e.g. a source file named C4 is MIDI 72 here (verified by pitch analysis).
Exception: the source file named F#5 actually sounds F5 (measured MIDI 89.02), so it is mapped to 89.mp3 by its measured pitch.

Changes made for the MIDI Field Guide (midi.community): trimmed (leading silence removed), converted to mono, level-normalized, a loop region chosen in the sustain with a crossfade baked in so it repeats seamlessly (loop points in data/samples.json), cut shortly after the loop end with a short fade-out, and MP3-encoded (96 kbps, 44.1 kHz).

The original work is dedicated to the public domain under CC0 1.0; these derived files are offered under the same terms. Credit is given as a courtesy.