chip-sounds in logic ?

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chip-sounds in logic ?

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Sorry for spamming the forum but I'm really happy about finally getting back into music making again.
Anyways so far my prefered tool is Logic on my mac - any pointers on how to get some authentic sounding
chip-sounds going ?
A sample set of c64-sounding drums would be much appreciated as well.

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http://www.flitkillsmoths.co.uk / TDK Chiptune album, coming soon
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that looks awesome. I take it I need some kind of vst->au wrapper to use it in logic ?

Will have a look this evening work permitting.

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Ignore the question about vst-au wrapper - just tried it and it seems to just work.
I sense a chip-tune-joint-smoking-beer-drinking-getting-to-grips-with-logic evening or two
coming up soonish ;-)

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Found this NES-style one the other day.

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Never used Logic, but it looks like it should work if it does au stuff.
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Ghostbiscuit wrote:Found this NES-style one the other day.

Linky

Never used Logic, but it looks like it should work if it does au stuff.
just took it for a test drive - LOVE the authentic sounding digital noice. Logic acted up a bit
saying it wasn't compatible but it seems to work fine when forcing it.

Will have some fun with these !
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Yeah, first time I ran it it crashed Garageband and since then it's run fine. Hope you're going to post the results here, I get no further than mashing the keyboard and squealing at the noises - not a musical bone in my body. :D
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If you want I can bung QuadraSID on a Data DVD and pop it in the post for you.

ReFX make some nice sounding VST's, but they aren't very creative. But that's because I'm a synth nerd I suppose. they are still pretty awesome.
If you want some more VST's while I'm at it, just let me know if you want a list of the ones I've got to give you. (all my own serials, so no funny stuff!)
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Hedphelym wrote:If you want I can bung QuadraSID on a Data DVD and pop it in the post for you.

ReFX make some nice sounding VST's, but they aren't very creative. But that's because I'm a synth nerd I suppose. they are still pretty awesome.
If you want some more VST's while I'm at it, just let me know if you want a list of the ones I've got to give you. (all my own serials, so no funny stuff!)
That is very generous of you sir !
I'm still very much in the learning phase so I don't really need at lot of extra vst's - the exception to this would be stuff for chip tunes and tb-303-like ones.

I'm off to Greece for a few weeks come this sunday but will get in touch with you when I get back.

I love this place :-)
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