Ensoniq DP/4 Plugin

[MirrorProfiles]

Just checking the demo out and it's pretty fun. Kind of H3000 vibes of multi FX and reverbs, as well as some primitive amp models. The original algorithms have been reverse engineered to be 1:1 to the HW.

Temecula DSP DEEP/4 Plugin | Temecula DSP

A powerhouse four-engine multi-effects plugin with 43 algorithms, and true serial, parallel, and feedback routing.

www.temeculadsp.com

Have you tried the plugin @2112 ?



The company has free plugins of an Alesis Microverb I and Midiverb II which are also algo based. Since release they've had a few updates which have made them less clunky and they sound great. Well worth grabbing:

Temecula DSP MDV-II Plugin | Temecula DSP

A faithful digital recreation of the Alesis MidiVerb II with dual DASP-16 engines - 100 factory programs of reverb, gate, flange, chorus, delay, and studio effects that can be chained in series with pan-spread stereo.

www.temeculadsp.com

 

[2112]

Thanks for the heads up @MirrorProfiles . The original unit is pretty fun but has to be one of the worst constructed rack units from that era. Having it recreated in software is very appealing in that regard.

 

[MirrorProfiles]

Thanks for the heads up @MirrorProfiles . The original unit is pretty fun but has to be one of the worst constructed rack units from that era. Having it recreated in software is very appealing in that regard.

It’s pretty crazy how much emulation of old chips has advanced in the last few years, not unlike what video games have been doing. From a preservation point of view it’s very cool to have access to these sounds, would be a shame for them to be lost.

 

[Ed DeGenaro]

Sweet. Thanks gonna check those.

 

[2112]

It’s pretty crazy how much emulation of old chips has advanced in the last few years, not unlike what video games have been doing. From a preservation point of view it’s very cool to have access to these sounds, would be a shame for them to be lost.

Exactly, much like with video games the creative solutions the engineers came up with to create certain effects is worth preserving as much as the tones themselves.

I see they also have some Ursa Major recreations too, those things are almost as rare as the mythical Publison Infernal Machine (of which a plugin by another company now exists).