Friday, February 01, 2013
NAMM 2013: Mode Machines SID Synthesizer | Switched On Demos | NAMM 2013 (Direct Audio)
Published on Feb 1, 2013 Switched On·38 videos
"While perusing the vast NAMM convention this year I bumped into the Mode Machines booth which is offering a lot of cool designs. I briefly plugged in and sampled some of the new SID synthesizer, which utilizes the classic Atari Commodore 64 SID chip as it's sound source.
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"Atari Commodore 64 SID chip"
ReplyDeleteThats a new one, some might consider it an insult to the SID chip :-)
:)
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