Introducing Soraboy, inspired by Gameboy sounds (Win only)
Today I would like to introduce Soraboy, the sound source for the Game Boy.
Since it is a chiptune sound source, I think that the number of people who use it is limited.
I never thought about whether the sound of old equipment was a pulse wave, but it's because it's a sound that can express On and Off with 0 and 1.
I am still very satisfied.
The video below was interesting.
Sound demo
I tried playing the preset.
I tried to create something like the beginning of drum'n'bass with a little delay.
Overview
Soraboy is a free VST3 plugin for creating pulse wave sounds inspired by Nintendo Gameboy.
Features
- pulse wave oscillator
- 4 pulse width options (12.5%, 25%, 50%, 75%)
- pitch bend
- vibrato
- Envelope (amplitude start + fade in/out)
- "Chord Arpeggiator (based on LSDJ's “C” command)
- “Pulsate” button to cycle the pulse width
- The “Plok” button…makes a Plok sound?
- Built-in 13 presets
Download
Go to the above link and click "Download Now".
If you want to download for free, click "No thanks, just take me to the downloads".
(If you like it or want to support it, you can set your own price and purchase it.)
Click "Download" to start downloading.
Installation
Since it is an installer and VST3, it is OK if you install it as it is.
Summary
I feel like I can use it in various ways.
The sound has a fairly sharp edge, so it's easy to create a sound that won't get lost in the orchestra.
If you apply delay or modulation effects, it will create a completely different atmosphere, so don't underestimate it.
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