It's been sitting on my HDD for a week or two. I was trying to get it out for Christmas. I added odo's C64 AND oscillator function to make it a little more interesting. 1+2 and 3+4. For some reason the VCO amplitudes must be roughly even.

This is a big VSTi. It's probably not suitable for a laptop screen and there are no patches to speak of. CPU use depends on how much you turn on. I figured maybe if I posted it I might finish it.... Then again maybe not. I don't have much enthusiasm for it but it might be good for something.

http://www.analogtoybox.com/vst/efm-utility.zip

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Just like to say thanks for all of the great synths you've shared with us over the years. My personal fav the microm. Looking forward to giving this latest creation a spin.
Thanks

thanks as always!

My personal fav is the microm too.

I am still hoping that one day it is released with more presets.

Many thanks for your synths!!!
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Cool!! Thanks Tom!! YOU ROCK!!

Cheers.....CL

thank you, sir.

demonstrating tom's sensibility... i can see people using this.

What's going on under the hood here? I like it, I don't know about sensibility, it's pretty much the opposite, classic Synthedit nastiness.

Nice comments. Thanks guys. I was going to upload an update but my site provider has changed my password and I have to contact them before I can get FTP access back. ... I don't know, maybe it's routine but it's damned inconvenient.

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I think he's saying I build tanks or jeeps. Simple in operation but sturdy and enough features to be useful. Not frilly, functional... I could be wrong.

I assume you mean the oscillator AND function. Well... that's what it is. It logically ANDs the oscillator pairs. 1+2 and/or 3+4.

So by using pulse waves and adjusting the width you have greater chance that A and B will both be high at the same time. Lower frequencies cause the vcos to shut off with modulation, like the patch-1 tri/pulse example. Higher frequencies make it buzzy like patch-2. When I get access to my site I'll upload some more example patches with the update.

you look away from a thread for a minute and look what happens

I finally got my site back and uploaded an update.

I fixed a few small things and added a few patches.