have you ever looked into plogue's chipsounds vst for chiptune stuff? It models actual sound chips from various older hardware and it's been the most faithful virtual instrument of those old chips I've found. For example, the triangle wave of the NES chip is very distinct and I've never heard another non-hardware synth emulate it so well.
Nice. yep I forgot about it until just recently when I had to get it again cuz one of my clients wanted a big chiptune break down in the middle of their song and it was the best way I could think of to nail it.
I used Ableton live and klystrack when I wanna sequence something chiptune-y to then import into a more normal DAW.
have you ever looked into plogue's chipsounds vst for chiptune stuff? It models actual sound chips from various older hardware and it's been the most faithful virtual instrument of those old chips I've found. For example, the triangle wave of the NES chip is very distinct and I've never heard another non-hardware synth emulate it so well.
Oh yeah I actually have the chipsounds vst. Plogue makes good plugins
Nice. yep I forgot about it until just recently when I had to get it again cuz one of my clients wanted a big chiptune break down in the middle of their song and it was the best way I could think of to nail it.