| wo, that's cool. been looking for a way to get back into csound fm!
jeff
On 8/25/21 5:44 PM, Richard Knight wrote:
> I am very fond of Yamaha's approach to FM synthesis and have enjoyed
> the Csound models of the DX7 (http://www.parnasse.com/dx72csnd.shtml)
> and TX81z (https://github.com/gleb812/cs81z). However I have found
> these both a bit tricky to incorporate into wider Csound documents in
> a kind of modular/reusable way.
>
> The YMF262 was a chip used in a number of old soundcards including the
> Sound Blaster 16, and continued a precedent of similar chips being
> used starting with the Adlib cards, essentially a budget but still
> expressive version of chips found in Yamaha's pro audio synths.
>
> As there are a number of stable and quite accurate emulations of the
> YMF262, I have used libADLMIDI to create a Csound plugin which offers
> quite easy access to the synthesis parameters.
>
> The source is in a git repository here:
> http://git.1bpm.net/csound-opl/about/
> There are a few examples including a patch/instrument editor with a
> FLTK gui for all available parameters.
> There's a basic demo video of that here
> (http://plugins.csound.1bpm.net/files/vid/opl-demo1.mp4) and another
> demo video showing all of the examples
> (http://plugins.csound.1bpm.net/files/vid/opl-demo2.mp4).
>
> Hopefully may be of some use to someone.
> All the best,
> Richard
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