Anybody know of a good 64bit chiptune VST (plugin) for ableton?

[Mr.Blocko]

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I'll be using it with the 64 bit version of ableton live 9, most of the 64 bit chiptune-like plugins I've tested don't work with ableton. NES/Famicom takes priority over commodore 64. Free would be nice.

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[MicroEDGE]

first of all what the forget is an ableton

[The Murderous Cop]

first of all what the forget is an ableton

the 10 seconds you spent posting this could have been spent googling this

edit: https://woolyss.com/chipmusic-plugins.php
this has a lot of VSTs, famisynth may be of interest

[The Resonte!]

the 10 seconds you spent posting this could have been spent googling this

the power of laziness surpasses logic

[Mr.Blocko]

edit: https://woolyss.com/chipmusic-plugins.php
this has a lot of VSTs, famisynth may be of interest

I've tried most of these already, famisynth included, I'm not sure if it's because of lack of 64bit versions or general incompatibility with ableton. I had one or two that a tried that said they included a 64bit version, but they never worked. http://ymck.net/en/download/magical8bitplug/index.html this is what I was hoping would have a 64bit version, especially since it has an osx 64bit version, but nope, nothing. If worst comes to worst I'll just install the 32bit version of ableton, but I'd really like to not have to go through the trouble of doing that.

[Vigil]

https://www.kvraudio.com/product/synth1-by-ichiro-toda

I enjoy using this all the time. Its 64 compatible.

[Katadeus]

TB Peach (I do see it is on that list) is preset-based but has really sweet sounds. Should work with Ableton, works with FL and I think I've used it on 64 bit FL but I'm not certain.
Iunno about actual chiptune instruments.

[Mr.Blocko]

https://www.kvraudio.com/product/synth1-by-ichiro-toda

I enjoy using this all the time. Its 64 compatible.

I've been trying this already, it's pretty good but I haven't been able to get any great bit crunched sounds, any tips for very nes like sounds?

TB Peach (I do see it is on that list) is preset-based but has really sweet sounds. Should work with Ableton, works with FL and I think I've used it on 64 bit FL but I'm not certain.
Iunno about actual chiptune instruments.

Both peach and triforce don't seem to work, I might test them again just in case it was my file system being an ass again.

[Anybody]

nah, no idea

[Mr.Blocko]

bumping just in case someone new has an idea

[Vigil]

I've been trying this already, it's pretty good but I haven't been able to get any great bit crunched sounds, any tips for very nes like sounds?

Hm you could try running the sounds through a bit crusher, the best I got. :\

[Mr.Blocko]

Hm you could try running the sounds through a bit crusher, the best I got. :\

Tried messing around with a bitcrusher just now, I mean I guess if I try hard enough it could work, but it would take a lot of effort.