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libsidplayfp
A library to play Commodore 64 music derived from libsidplay2
Libsidplayfp (and its console frontend sidplayfp) is a fork of sidplay2 born with the aim to improve the quality of emulating the 6581, 8580 chips and the surrounding C64 system in order to play SID music better. -
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monoBristol - Gui for Bristol Synthesiser. Bristol is an emulation package for a number of different 'classic' synthesisers including additive and subtractive and a few organs. System requirements: Linux operating system, Bristol, Mono (with GTK#)
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Bristol is synth emulation package for a diverse range of vintage synthesisers, electric pianos and organs. The application consists of a multithreaded audio synthesizer and a user interface called brighton.
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SAA SOUND
Moved to GitHub
SAA SOUND is a software emulation library for the Philips SAA-1099 sound chip device (popular in computing and gaming devices in the late 1980's / early 1990's). Development of SAA SOUND began around 1996 with active development ceasing around 2001. Interest increased in August 2018 with the original author now revisiting the project after a considerable time. -
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