You might remember the vxxy DCM8 from this previous post. The DCM8 is a new chiptune drum machine from vxxy which features the following:
" 64 Patterns in 8 banks of 8.
Selectable 8, 16 or 32 steps per pattern with half, normal and double speed timing scales.
Adjustable instrument volume, decay and pitch on per step basis.Dual channel architecture with wide range of retro and unique preset sounds generated by a scripted synthesis engine.
255 digitally synthesized chip sounds, consisting of 223 presets and 32 user generated patches.
8 Levels of live undo on each pattern.
8 Songs with 128 pattern selections.
Clear, Copy and Paste 8, 16 or 32 steps between patterns.
EEPROM based storage of all patterns and user data, with SYSEX backup.
MIDI input and output."
As for the sound source: "The oscillator has all traditional waveforms and a selection of 4bit wave tables, samples, generative algorithms and frequency modulation available. Noise source includes multiple different types of PRNG (pseudo random number generator) and wave formulations, and control is available over frequency, volume, and sweeping of those parameters. An LFO is also included which is routable to all parts of the synthesis engine, with selectable waveform, frequency, depth and re-triggering options..."
See http://vxxy.net for more info including the pre-order price. New videos below.
YouTube Uploaded by vxxynet on Oct 23, 2011
Playlist:
DCM8 Demonstration 2 - "Brief demonstration of some new sounds added to firmware."
DCM8 User Instrument editing
DCM8 Pattern Editing 1 & 2
DCM8 Pattern editing 3 & 4
DCM8 Pattern editing 5 & 6
You can find the initial demonstration in this previous post and of course the vxxy website.
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