fm1-sidj

• SiDJ turns the FM-1 into a player and live remixer for Commodore 64 music on a cycle-exact emulated C64.
• It plays tunes from the High Voltage SID Collection through an emulated 6581 or 8580 chip, chosen per song.
• Every one of the three voices can be transposed, muted, soloed, given a new waveform, sync or ring modulation.
• The keys and a MIDI keyboard play a voice directly, either holding a note or shifting the tune's melody.
• Knob pages cover pulse width, tuning, envelopes, cutoff and resonance, a per-voice LFO, tempo and a vinyl fader.
• Everything you change turns gold on screen, and OCT- with OCT+ puts the whole tune back as written.
• SAVE keeps your chip, output and USB audio choices along with the song that loads at power-on.
• Sound reaches the audio jack, a computer over driverless USB audio as mix or separate voice stems, and real SID hardware over ASID.

Its modes

SONGS

Browse the tunes stored on the FM-1, grouped by composer, and pick the chip, output and USB audio layout before playing.

PLAYER

Watch each voice's scope, note, waveform, envelope and pulse width while the tune plays, and remix it live.

FX (OSC)

Turn the knobs for the selected voice's pulse width, octave and fine tune.

ENV

Shape the selected voice's attack, decay, sustain and release.

SEL (FLT)

Set the filter cutoff and resonance.

LFO

Set the voice's LFO rate, depth, target and shape.

GLO

Ride the tempo from 25 to 150 per cent and the vinyl fader.