I developed a new .spn simulator that runs on a DAW.
It basically works correctly, but the CHO instruction only implements typical argument combinations. Also, the argument range is not specified except for a few cases.
It can execute all basic effects such as tremolo, chorus, pitch shift, and reverb.
https://github.com/p-kai-n/spnsim
A new .spn simulator
Moderator: frank
Re: A new .spn simulator
looks super cool, thanks for making this and sharing it!!
is it only a windows vst at the moment?
is it only a windows vst at the moment?
Re: A new .spn simulator
Thank you for the compliment!
Currently, only vst3 is available. Since it is made with the JUCE framework, it may be possible to output MAC plugins by adding an exporter.
However, I do not have a MAC, so I cannot debug it.
Currently, only vst3 is available. Since it is made with the JUCE framework, it may be possible to output MAC plugins by adding an exporter.
However, I do not have a MAC, so I cannot debug it.
Re: A new .spn simulator
The spnsim has some updates!
- JAM instruction and short codes was corrected
- Fixed RMP LFOs behaving with pitch-down
- Some minor fixes