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Emulating classic hardware is our ultimate passion plogue.com

The OPP/OPM is the voice of the Yamaha DX21, DX100, TX81Z, and even CX5M computer -- and video game classics like Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter II. This isn't just another emulation: it's grounded in years of hard work with hardware. And it turns out to be a great synth, full stop.

Mortal FM Kombat: Plogue’s meticulous OPMZ Yamaha emulation totally slaps - CDM Create Digital Music

We're awash with emulations at the moment, but this one is on another level. The chip that powered everything from Yamaha’s little-known CX5M computer to the best 80s FM synths and video game masterpi...

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Quick tutorial on controlling #C64 SID chip from your DAW with some fantastic products: TeensyROM or USBsid-Pico, paired with Chipsynth C64. Here’s how to do it. I'll drop product links in comments. #chiptune 👾

Love early lo-fi gaming verbs? The chipcrusher v2.123 beta update has you covered with MT32 and AWE32 effect impulse responses, captured *straight off hardware* using custom sound ROMs. Beta in our forums. CLAP and Linux too!

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We might seem quiet, but that doesn't mean we are not hard at work! We have just uploaded beta versions of _all_ our plugins to Linux, and hope to get back to work on the 4 NEW chipsynths in the pipes full time. Yes! Three of those have not been announced yet. FC is still our priority of course.

Testing out the new hdd - here's a little morning #doodle of Renoise + lovely FM VST's by @plogue.com (Chipsynth MD + Chipsynth OPS7) few vst's even come close to what an actual FM chip+output sound like: a joy to use <3 the sampled perc sounds are emu'd thru the MD vst too, love that DAC crunch.