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[StauntonLick]

Hi guys,

Can anyone recommend some good chiptune VSTs? Ideally looking for synths/drum machines rather than full-blown trackers and the like (I like to keep things simple!)

Currently I'm liking:
http://www.tweakbench.com/triforce

Any recommendations?

Cheers,

Jonny

[Moritz P.G. Katz]

Hello,

http://www.plogue.co...cts/chipsounds/ <-- This is pretty much the non-plus-ultra.

Cheers,
Moritz

[GetLastError]

Any flexible analog VST would do a great job.

[PasiP]

Plogue's Chipsounds is a great tool. If you want to make some custom 8bit drum samples try this trick:

1. Load your favourite drum kit (acoustic or electric)
2. Put a bitcrusher plugin (Cubase has one) in the insert and tweak the depth button to your liking. Use the sampledivider button to tweak the "old schoolness" of the sound..hehe
3. Start playing and enjoy your custom sounds!

Here is a picture of the plugin:

[Calum Bowen]

All the previous replies are all good but i'll chime in with the free stuff:
All the tweakbench stuff is pretty good (I've got toad/peach/tapeworm), there's also Chip32(which i'm pretty sure is free and allows you to design the waveform). Along with Magic8bitplugin, I also use a whole host of free chiptune soundfonts from here http://woolyss.com/c...-soundfonts.php - i found you have to sift through some (albeit nostalgic) crap to find what you want in these ones though.