ZDoom

I'm raising awareness of this emulator by NukeYKT which recreates the music hardware used by Robert Prince to create the original Doom 1 & 2 soundtracks. It's also very good for the multitude custom MIDIs used in user made WADs. https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/1 ... urce-code/

Happy to see this project being tossed about. A few years ago, would've been a happy camper to see a proper emulated SC-55 on the internet. However for me, little too late. *eyes SC-88ST sitting on desk, SC-55ST in closet*

Hellser wrote: ↑Wed May 29, 2024 2:42 am Happy to see this project being tossed about. A few years ago, would've been a happy camper to see a proper emulated SC-55 on the internet. However for me, little too late. *eyes SC-88ST sitting on desk, SC-55ST in closet*

Nice gear to have! Hardware will always be in demand, it's nice that software alternatives now exist to so that more people can experience the sound of the original GM/GS synths. This is to SC-55 what Munt is to MT-32. A fairly powerful modern CPU is needed for Nuked SC-55 though.

Now i wish we had any sort of Ensoniq AudioPCI emulator...

markanini wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 12:49 pm Nice gear to have! Hardware will always be in demand, it's nice that software alternatives now exist to so that more people can experience the sound of the original GM/GS synths. This is to SC-55 what Munt is to MT-32. A fairly powerful modern CPU is needed for Nuked SC-55 though.

Yeah - and I'm happy to point to Nuke SC55 for anyone wanting a good SC55 emulator - if they have the hardware to do so. For years I've been scouring for a SC55 soundfont, VSTi and what have you. Now here it is: The ultimate way to emulate a SC-55 and make your room a little more warmer (CPU being the source of heat and all... lol)!