PetSynth Turns Commodore PET Computer Into A Synthesizer

It’s starting to look like old 8-bit computers are the new Roland TB-303. Petsynth is a free, open source application described as “the only program for rocking the Commodore PET that the cool kids use”: Petsynth features a two-octave keyboard layout, selectable note length, many selectable octaves, selectable pulse-width, vibrato, distortion, and noise or “drum… Read More PetSynth Turns Commodore PET Computer Into A Synthesizer

ChipSounds Software Synth Audio Demos

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: