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In this video, I explore an unexpected side of MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator): its ability to emulate vintage synthesizers and sound modules, not just classic video games. I’ll guide you step by step through installing MAME on macOS (the process is the same on Windows) and show how to configure it for running classic synths like the Yamaha MU-50, TX81Z, Casio CZ-101 or others. To try it yourself, you’ll need the appropriate synth ROMs, which should be obtained from your own hardware or from legitimate, open-source archives. You can Google "My Synth + Mame Roms" or something similar,
I usually get mine from https://mdk.cab/

 

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If you have lost or overwritten the original samples and patterns for your Korg ES-1, you can use this backup (found on the net) to restore your unit to its original state.
Follow this video for the complete guide:

Here's the link for the Backup of ALL Samples and Patternswww.autodafe.net/files/Korg_Electribe_ES-1_MK1_Factory_Reset.zip

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Would you like to run Dirtywave's M8 Tracker on an Anbernic RG35XX Plus? In this video, I will provide a step-by-step guide on how to install and configure it.

I will guide you through installing and configuring Dirtywave's M8 Tracker on an Anbernic RG35XX Plus gaming console.

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I have recently discovered this little FREE gem. It's a 100% clone of the original hardware (reverse engineering of the original chips) and load all sound cards from the JV-era, so you can gets tons of sounds.

I have tested it on my Mac and it works perfectly, both as standalone and AU plugin.
It's a little bit tricky because you need to put the firmware files in the correct path, which is different on Win and Mac (of course) but also slightly different for the standalone or plugin version..

For the AU version is the "hidden" Library Folder then "JV880" on Mac.

On Windows it is: YourUserName/Appdata/Roaming/jv880.

At the moment it doesn't have any control on the sounds/presets, so right now it's just a preset "player", hopefully the hardware part (controls, menu) will be implemented in the future...

It's freely downloadable from https://github.com/giulioz/jv880_juce but you'll need to find the firmware(s) on archive.org just search for "JV880 rompack".

 

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 One of my "dreams" has always been to ve able to have a Virtual Modular system such as VCV Rack (of Softube Modular or Cherry Audio Voltage MOdular) alongside my "real" (or physical) Modular Setup.
With the aid of Cardinal (a 100% Open-Source fork of VCV Rack), a Rasperry PI and a few othe components I was able to create an Eurorack Model to fit in my Eurorack System.
Here's how I did it.

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