MIDISID
A SID synthesiser : MIDI in, 2 SIDs, Audio out
The SID ("Sound Interface Device") was designed for the 1982 Commodore 64 home computer. The designers went way further than they needed to for a home computer of the era and built a 'synthesizer on a chip' with three voices, each with a choice of four waveforms, ADSR, a filter and even ring modulation and waveform sync.
It has a very distinctive sound that is still loved today.
MIDISID uses two such chips (modern recreations - Kung Fu SIDs) to give six voices altogether, that can be combined in different ways. Three modes allow you to compose music in a DAW or standalone sequencer, play in .mid files or plug in a controller such as a MIDI keyboard. You can choose from preset sounds or dive into the parameters to create your own sounds.
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