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If anybody wants to play an SN76489 in their favourite DAW, I found an open source emulation and turned it into a VST plugin. https://github.com/FigBug/SN76489
by FigBug 9y ago
If anybody wants to play an SN76489 in their favourite DAW, I found an open source emulation and turned it into a VST plugin. https://github.com/FigBug/SN76489 https://github.com/FigBug/SN76489 Also did a SID (Commodore 64), PAPU (Gameboy) and RP2A03 (NES).
Windows / Linux users can get binaries from my website: www.socalabs.com Linux users can compile themselves.
- bartread 9y agoThat's extremely neat. I'd quite like to use it with Ableton. Can it be compiled for OSX? EDIT: Ignore me, I'm an idiot - just seen you offer Mac binary downloads for all of them. Nice work.
- FigBug 9y agoSorry, that was a typo on my part, I meant Windows / Mac users can get binaries -- Linux users can compile...
- djaychela 9y agoFantastic! I had a need for a SID synth years ago, and only found a 32-bit VST one, which was flaky ... and worked every less well when bridged to 64-bit for Cubase 9. Any chance of an Atari 2600 one?
- FigBug 9y agoI found an emulator here https://github.com/stella-emu/stella https://github.com/stella-emu/stella, I'll see if it's not too hard to pull the audio code out.