ChipSounds Software Synth Audio Demos

11Oct09

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Last week, we brought you the news of Plogue’s new 8-bit style software synth, Chipsounds.

According to Plogue, Chipsounds emulates more than eight vintage 8bit-era sound chips (on top of their variants), down to their smallest idiosyncrasies.

Now you can decide for yourself:

chipsounds EP by chipsounds

These tracks were made by the chipsounds beta team and show the
variety of styles and sounds that can be achieved with the software.

The only guideline given was that the music’s chip content had to be made using chipsounds.

Check out the demos and let me know what you think!

Tags: 8-bit, AU, Chipsounds, lo fi, Mac, Macintosh, PC, Plogue, RTAS, software synthesizer, VST, Windows

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