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#240 A ver, es cierto que no aporta nada en sí, pero creo que tendría un nicho de mercado en aquellos que no queremos pagar los desorbitados precios que tiene algunos DSP, aunque sea como un controlador midi (sobre todo por la garantía).

Y estuve valorando la idea de hacerme yo mismo un propio controlador para estos vst, pero sería demasiado díficil y enrevesado (y no tan barato, porque entre que me tendría que volver a comprar una impresora 3D, mandar a una fábrica a hacer unas chapas, potenciometros botones...), tanto que preferiría pagar ese dinero a una empresa y que me lo de hecho.

Entiendo que quien tenga ya el sinte original le dará igual.

Cúanto me arrepiento de no haber comprado un virus polar ti que vi en kleinanzeigen por 800 euros :machaca:

#241
Hay controladoras muy asequibles como la MVave SMC Mixer o si quieres un tacto mejor la Novation Launch Control.
También existen las pantallas táctiles. Al fin y al cabo, salvo el Nord, todos los demás sintetizadores DSP tenían menos mandos que funciones.

En el repositorio de skins de Ostirus, en el Discord, han subido una skin que presenta todos los parámetros en una única vista, sin pestañas, muy ágil, por eso lo dejo por aquí. Eso sí, es con estilo Ableton.

https://discord.com/channels/829099347975208970/1470495755356868702

Y desde aquí se puede descargar.

https://killihu.vstskins.com/ostiruston/

#243 Ya existía una similar en funcionalidad, no recuerdo el nombre (Polar skin?), y creo que la publiqué como ejemplo en algún punto del hilo.
En cualquier caso, ya han anunciado que para la próxima revisión del "toolkit" las skins podrán usar gráficos avanzados con animaciones y medidores, aunque aún no hay fecha para su publicación. Actualización, se ha publicado hoy la 2.2.3.

Alguien escribió:
- [New] EMU-73 Native Metal renderer for macOS, replacing the deprecated OpenGL path. Supports all rendering features including backdrop blur, filters, drop shadows, gradients, clip masking and MSAA.
- [New] EMU-70 Lua scripting support for skins. Skin authors can use Lua scripts in RML files to create dynamic UI behavior, read and write synth parameters, and react to parameter changes. See https://theusualsuspects.io/docs/lua-scripting for documentation.

- [Fix] Fix file drag and drop onto part buttons (patch name, part slots) not accepting dropped .syx/.mid files
- [Fix] MIDI Learn: Feedback to host and physical MIDI ports was not working
- [Fix] Fix crash on plugin shutdown when a physical MIDI port was active and a MIDI event arrived during shutdown (common problem for controllers that send MIDI clock)
- [Fix] BUG-10159 CLAP: Fix keyboard input in text fields (cursor jumping, digit reordering) on Windows
- [Fix] #262 Restore Windows 7 compatibility
- [Fix] BUG-10144 Fix combo box value mapping for parameters with empty entries (e.g. Phaser Stages in Osirus)
- [Fix] BUG-10163 Software renderer: Fix GUI content shifting when window is partially off-screen
- [Fix] BUG-10168 Software renderer: Fix triangle rendering ignoring scissor clip region (settings dialog overflow)
- [Fix] EMU-42 Patch Manager: Fix file move failures with multiple plugin instances in the same DAW
- [Fix] BUG-10166 Fix slider following knob after double-click

Acabo de encontrar la susodicha skin en el hilo de software gratuito (12/5/24)

Osirus Whitie o Whitey, disponible desde el Discord de TUS, en la zona de Skins.

Bueno, pues auqnue no es el emulador del DSP 56000, aquí tenemos otro emulador de hardware en forma de VST. El Ensoniq SD1.
A tener en cuenta, hay 4 modos de visualización, para mí el más cómodo es Rack, aunque hay 3 modos más.
Para usar la parte del secuenciador tendréis que cargar por disquette la parte correspondiente al secuenciador, que en el hardware era un disquette externo para ahorrar costes en ROM.

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Una demostración del hardware real, al fin y al cabo, salvo que interactuamos con un ratón, es lo mismo. Es casi un manual de uso en el que se explica la estructura interna de los sonidos, muy interesante para empezar a moverse con agilidad con la versión virtual.

https://github.com/sojusrecords/Ensoniq-SD-1-32-Voice-VST-emulation
https://mdk.cab/game/sd1

1.- Download sd132.zip and esq2x40_vfx.zip
2.- Unzip both of these and combine the contents into a single folder
3.- Re-zip all of this and name it sd132.zip
4.- Put that into the required folder per the instructions.

#245 Aprovecho que The Usual Suspect han publicado nuevas actualización hoy para anotar que la 1.0 del emulador de Ensoniq SD1 salió a principios de semana con algunas mejoras de manejo de discos y archivos de transwaves.
Lo cierto es que por lo menos a mí me atraen más estos Romplers digitales que los VA, porque casi cualquier VST virtual actual hace algo parecido.

Alguien escribió:
DME

GPL-2.0 license

Ensoniq® SD-1 32-Voice VST/AU Emulation

MAME®-based VST3/AU cycle-accurate emulation of the Ensoniq® SD-1 32-Voice synthesizer built with JUCE®

Ensoniq SD-1 with Compact panel in FL Studio

Ensoniq SD-1 Preset/File Manager

Ensoniq SD-1

The SD-1 (1990) comes from a long line of Ensoniq's evolving Transwave® wavetable digital synthesizers. It began with Ensoniq's earliest synthesizer, the ESQ-1. That led to the SQ-80, then the VFX and VFX-SD (the latter featuring an on-board sequencer) and then to the SD-1 (and it eventually led to the Fizmo). The SD-1 allows for additive synthesis using waveform modulation, a sort of wavetable synthesis. This puts it into a unique class of digital synthesizers along with the PPG Wave series and Waldorf Microwave series.

The SD-1 can create all sorts of acoustic, electric, digital, and analog-like sounds. Its piano sound has over 1 MB of 16-bit waveforms to give it a full and rich realistic tone not found in other digital synthesizers of the time.

A single patch can contain up to 6 of the 168 waves in its ROM memory that can be combined and layered. Advanced and analog-like synth parameters including its dual multi-mode digital filters, three 11-stage envelopes, LFO, and 15 modulation sources allow you to further shape and morph your sounds. There's even a built-in 24-bit VLSI dual effects processor with reverb, chorus, flanging and delay. The SD-1 also has a standard 61-note keyboard with velocity sensitivity, polyphonic aftertouch and full MIDI implementation with 12 channels for multitimbral functions as well as four 16-bit DAC outputs. Like the VFX-SD, the SD-1 has a professional quality on-board sequencer making it a complete all-in-one music production workstation. This is a 24-track sequencer with 25,000 note capacity and it holds up to 60 sequences and 20 songs. There is quantization (96 ppqn), real-time or step entry, looped or linear mode, and auto-punch in/out. Tracks can be set to control the SD-1's internal voices or external MIDI equipment, or both at the same time! An on-board 3.5" disk drive allows you to store your programs, sequences, songs, and even MIDI SysEx data. The SD-1 is compatible with all VFX and VFX-SD program librarys too! Source

About this project

We are Sojus Records, one of the longest-running netlabels still active. We are musicians, not programmers, but we love old synths and emulations. We decided to build a fully featured VST3/AU version of the MAME-emulated Ensoniq SD-1/32, which has never been emulated before. Thanks to the recent AI coding revolution, we have successfully built it. Finally a good use of vibe coding! This proof-of-concept is an important step for both musicians and coders. We are looking forward to bringing other MAME synths to life in the future!

Download

IMPORTANT - ROM Files Required! Read this section for more info!

Win x64 VST3 W10+

Win x64 VST3 oldskool AVX1 for pre-Haswell machines

macOS Universal Binary VST3 macOS 11 or newer Read this section for more info!

macOS Universal Binary AU SELECTED DAWS ONLY macOS 11 or newer Read this section for more info!

Linux VST3 AVX2

Linux VST3 Generic for oldskool CPUs

What's working?

Everything. Check the original manual here: SD-1 Manual at Polynominal

Features:

NEW: Full featured preset and disk manager.

Browse and play any preset with MIDI keyboard from:

internal: RAM, ROM 0 and 1, attached cartridge

any external folders: supported VFX, VFX-SD, SD1 .SYX files, cartridge files, .HFE/.IMG disk images.

Instant single program, preset and full .SYX bank import.

Export single program and preset .SYX and .SYX banks from INT RAM, attached cartridge, disk images and cartridge files.

There's no need to switch the SYS-EX in menu from now on as it's always enabled at boot.

Big thanks to Joe McMahon for his awesome sd1diskutil tool which is embedded and working under the hood.

Simplified ROM handling for easy installation We completely overhauled how ROM files are handled to make the installation process bulletproof and musician-friendly

Musican method: Obtain the Ensoniq SD-1/32 sd132 AND Ensoniq LCD 2x40_vfx ROM files. Start the plugin and it displays a friendly warning screen with a "Locate ROMs..." button. It opens a multi-select file browser where users can pick .zip files, loose .bin files or just open a folder with the files The plugin handles the extraction and copying transparently. Read the ROM Installation for more info!

Reworked MIDI automation This time really Every panel button can be automated and assign to virtual or physical MIDI controller. Read the FAQ for more info!

NEW: Full MIDI out

NEW: Removed instance blocking You can load as many instances of a plugin as you want in your DAW! Thanks to kbaccki for investigating the singletons.

NEW: macOS AU first public build for SELECTED DAWS ONLY! Please note that the AU plugin is ONLY for Logic, GarageBand, MainStage, Ableton Live, Fender Studio Pro (Studio One) and Reaper. Any other DAW must use the VST3 version! Tested on Logic 11, Fender Studio Pro 8, Reaper 7, Ableton Live 12.

NEW: Preset saving macro button for users without MIDI controllers Read the FAQ for more info!

Windows 10+ 64 bit VST3 AVX1/AVX2, Mac Intel+ARM Universal Binary VST3 and AU, Linux VST3 Generic/AVX2

Global settings saving, VST3/AU state saving

4 different panel layouts with resizable GUI and VFD display

Buffer setting

4 outputs: stereo main out, optional stereo aux (dry signal with no effects)

Can load and save all compatible VFX/VFX-SD/SD1-24/SD1-32 disk images (.img, .hfe, .dsk, .eda) and cartridges (.eeprom, .rom, .cart, .sc32) Read the FAQ for more info!

Por los foros de The Usual Suspects alguien ha publicado un proyecto de desarrollo de emulación hardware del MS2000, inacabado, pero un punto de partida interesante.

https://github.com/unknown-technologies/ms2000

Alguien escribió:

WARNING: This is not a usable "virtual instrument" or anything comparable to such a thing. Although this is the final goal, there are still many missing bits.

También parece que Novation podría volver a permitir la descarga del VStation de manera gratuita... No sería una emulación de Hardware, pero si una emulación nativa de un sinte DSP por parte de su propio fabricante.

Alguien escribió:
I've tried to make the default skins 4K ready and just got a bit more to work on before release and recently wrote to them although not expecting much.
They broke the Midi Activity Light, Voices lighting [both bottom left of gui] and both LFO 1 & 2 lights in all version 2+ that I've tried... Last version I found all working was v1.6 and v1.7.
Also two lines of broken code in the .xml:
<display value="3" name="Sample & Hold" />
which should be written:
<display value="3" name="Sample & Hold" />
which came up when I ran the code through an .xml validator which is not a biggie and just meant it displayed 'Sample Hold' instead of 'Sample & Hold'

It says on their website:
"We have since become aware of a number of critical issues on modern operating systems, such as issues with display and activation. We have therefore taken the decision to no longer make these plugins available."

I wrote to them and told them about all the issues above and that it works OK on Windows 10/11 and the least they could do is to give us a final working version and remove the activation screens if they want to give it away for free.

I bought both V-Station and Bass Station.

There response on 4th June 2026 was:
Thanks for bringing this to our attention, we always seek to improve our products through customer feedback.

I will be adding the details of your request into a development case we have opened regarding this functionality with the V-Station plugin.

Please keep in mind that we get feature requests often, and it isn't possible to implement them all. That being said, if there is an update to this matter, we will be able to reach out to you directly.

Best Regards,

Ryan // Novation Technical Support Engineer