Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
Im curious. Has anyone tried it? and are there any particular opinions?
Ill have to try the demo soon but i was curious if anyone has used it with logic/live?
Ill have to try the demo soon but i was curious if anyone has used it with logic/live?
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Re: Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
Tried the demo. It is awesome.
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Re: Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
I've demo'd it too and love the sounds, they are solid. I keep forgetting to buy it though...
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Re: Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
You could also take a look at magical8bit.
It has served my 8-bit audio needs as well as I've needed it to, and it's free!
A quick mp3 I made for an 8-bit-looking Flash game styled after Dance Dance Revolution using only magical8bit and a couple of Redux'd drum loops.
It has served my 8-bit audio needs as well as I've needed it to, and it's free!
A quick mp3 I made for an 8-bit-looking Flash game styled after Dance Dance Revolution using only magical8bit and a couple of Redux'd drum loops.
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That song was really really awesome. Thank you for sharing. I loved it.agent314 wrote:You could also take a look at magical8bit.
It has served my 8-bit audio needs as well as I've needed it to, and it's free!
A quick mp3 I made for an 8-bit-looking Flash game styled after Dance Dance Revolution using only magical8bit and a couple of Redux'd drum loops.
Re: Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
cool track!
I had magical8bit when i was on windows and its cool but now i use YMCK(i think thats what its called)
The thing i like with chipsound is the fact that it emulates so many chips and even the SID which is great cuz i dont wanna have a piece of hardware with me everywhere i go... and they seem to be cool ppl with a cool EULA...
I had magical8bit when i was on windows and its cool but now i use YMCK(i think thats what its called)
The thing i like with chipsound is the fact that it emulates so many chips and even the SID which is great cuz i dont wanna have a piece of hardware with me everywhere i go... and they seem to be cool ppl with a cool EULA...
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Re: Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
Anyone want to buy my license for cheap? I just got a ct scan bill in the mail today for $1,832...
Of Plouge Chipsounds that is.
Of Plouge Chipsounds that is.
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Re: Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
How much? Is it platform specific? (I'm on a mac)
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Re: Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
docprosper wrote:How much? Is it platform specific? (I'm on a mac)
-Hamish
It works on Mac, that's what I'm using. I will have to get back to you in a few hours when i get in front of a computer on price and lisence transfer stuff. As I don't even remember how much it was.
Re: Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
Hell yes I've been using this!
With this I could behave like a chiptune snob without having to mod snes-es and Gameboys
Seriously, YMCK is very very very good, but it takes more work and knowledge to make it work for you.
Plogues presets are the best!
And for 50 euro's this was a no brainer for me. (I think that was the introduction price)
With this I could behave like a chiptune snob without having to mod snes-es and Gameboys
Seriously, YMCK is very very very good, but it takes more work and knowledge to make it work for you.
Plogues presets are the best!
And for 50 euro's this was a no brainer for me. (I think that was the introduction price)
Can I raise a practical question at this point? Are we gonna do "Stonehenge" tomorrow?
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Damn, Damn, Damn
I had just promised not to buy any more instruments after the Black Friday sales....then I read this thread, I decide to Demo it and.......Oh Yeh! Of course I do....what harm will one more do.....surely the kids can survive a few nights without food, the bank will understand,,,,,,,,,
I had just promised not to buy any more instruments after the Black Friday sales....then I read this thread, I decide to Demo it and.......Oh Yeh! Of course I do....what harm will one more do.....surely the kids can survive a few nights without food, the bank will understand,,,,,,,,,
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Re: Plouge Chipsounds anyone?
I really want to like it.
But the interesting waveforms can't be messed with by an amp envelope. I REALLY wanted to like it, too.
But the interesting waveforms can't be messed with by an amp envelope. I REALLY wanted to like it, too.