The “upgrade” politic of Apple is a sort of nightmare for developers (and sometimes users!), so many old free plugins don’t work anymore… The popular “Save as VST” softwares (Synthedit and Synthmaker) are Windows only. When it comes to Mac OS X, the number of freeware plugins is very low, compared to the Windows world.

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I am watching demos for Aparillo, it looks interesting. making it difficult to appreciate other approaches - not unlike the shift from subtractive to FM I guess? And so on.įM is cool, for some of us the Yamaha approach is ingrained. DXED sounds great, but I did not get along with the UI. If all I want is a period accurate(ish) preset I usually use the Arturia emulation.

While Alchemy was supported for Windows I did spend some time using it for FM, and Zebra2 has some serious FM chops. I never owned a DX7 (which makes me somewhat unique, or downright odd), I did have a TX-802 for a while, it was cool.Īnd yet these days I use FM8 more than the hardware (laziness?), and I've tried the FM capabilities in some of the other soft-synths, but none of them have really grabbed me. I still have a TX7 (which gets very little use) and a pair of TX-81zs. Still, it is a different way of thinking about sound.

I started out on an ARP 2600, which allowed for a bit of frequency modulation, certainly not FM synthesis, but still gets the basic idea across. Programming any FM patch requires a small adjustment to my way of thinking. I've grown to appreciate, if not love, FM8.

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