Juce OPLVst would be a nice one. Pretty exact emulation of the OPL2 chip. It has all 8 Waveforms from the OPL3 but not its 4OP configs. It also supports the OPL percussion mode.zerofox97 wrote:We need another FM Synth, like VST2413.
Don't know if there is a tweak for pitchbend range but that thing is open source so maybe someone can find out.
Previous versions had an issue with the feedback parameter allowing only effective levels from 0 to 3 which was solved in the latest version.
It has a nice UI and you can load and save SBI instrument files.
With a bit trickery and FM knowledge you gan get pretty nice sounds. I even managed to do PWM with that thing.
The aliasing and the envelope gritttiness is very close to the original.
Not as noisy as the 2413 though, but that emulates the previous sound chip anyway.
for the track and the videos (looking forward for the next episodes 
). I dig a bit of neuro funk, so you got another fan here.
a few months ago. The track is 10 patches from a saw init, made mostly during the sesh, the others from this week). Good news, it almost turned out alright! More time or referencing on the laptop's speakers could've helped 
(where some saturation/compressing/limiting distorts unpleasantly), in a way that the dignified audio technicas like my m40x hide because they are scooped in the low mids, though not nearly as scooped as the sexier sounding m50x. Both have great sub extension, and are great for noise isolation during loud instrument tracking, but tbh I personally wouldn't recommend them for sound design. 
