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[Nug Wrangler]

Can you hide the keyboad?

Yes. "Hide/Show Extras".

Thank you

[stoopicus]

Want list: Fizmo, VFX, Kawai K1

[beely]

There is already a Kawai K1…

[TechHaus]

Want list: Fizmo, VFX, Kawai K1

Nils K1 isn't good enough or you just have Cherry brand loyalty?

[Watchful]

VFX or SD-1? The latter can easily do everything the former could do, and more. I view the VFX, VFX-SD, and SD-1 as essentially the same synth, but with additional features.

Fizmo would be great, too, but not sure it's as effective as its mystique. I'd still want one.

[stoopicus]

Want list: Fizmo, VFX, Kawai K1

Nils K1 isn't good enough or you just have Cherry brand loyalty?

Ooh - wasn't even aware of it, thanks!

[stoopicus]

VFX or SD-1?

SD-1 of course would be fine. I always think in terms of the VFX and ESQ-1 as we had those, but obviously the SD-1 and SQ-80 are better overall choices

[Gosh]

I would also love to have a Fizmo. The closest thing to a Fizmo we have right now is this:

https://echograin.io/

[zerocrossing]

...the Ensoniq Fizmo

I also really like to support plugin versions of 1980s and 1990s Synths that are unapologetically and unashamedly digital in nature

the Ensoniq Fizmo

Man I'm 100% with you on this! Those weird quirky digial synths from the 90's have alot of cool hidden and forgotten gems.

The thing about the Fizmo is that a huge part of the sound is the built in effects processor, so to do it right, you'll have to nail that, and I don't think that's trivial at all. UVI does a sample based Fizmo instrument and without those effects, it's pretty uninteresting.

[IvyBirds]

...the Ensoniq Fizmo

I also really like to support plugin versions of 1980s and 1990s Synths that are unapologetically and unashamedly digital in nature

the Ensoniq Fizmo

Man I'm 100% with you on this! Those weird quirky digial synths from the 90's have alot of cool hidden and forgotten gems.

The thing about the Fizmo is that a huge part of the sound is the built in effects processor, so to do it right, you'll have to nail that, and I don't think that's trivial at all. UVI does a sample based Fizmo instrument and without those effects, it's pretty uninteresting.

Sure but those were based on the Ensoniq DP/4 which has already been made into a plugin, Ensoniq even included their custom 24-bit VLSI the ESP-2 in the Fizmo to run it. The ESP-2 was a 24-bit fixed-point DSP chip, so creating an emulator for that or translating it's code to run in C++ is very doable, especially if you could license it from Creative.