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How to make an 8-bit video game FX sound
Get the '80s lo-fi vibe using a free synth
Computer Music, Fri 31 Jul 2009, 10:39 am UTC
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Step 1: When it comes to lo-fi, it’s pretty hard to beat the squeaky, creaky sound of the Commodore 64’s built-in SID chip. We can create a similar tone with Basic 64, a free PC VST synth that you can download here. Grab a copy and fire it up. The default patch should take you right back to the arcades.
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