The virtual analog synth for 64k intros
Tunefish is a very tiny virtual analog synthesizer. It is developed to fit into about 10kb of compressed machine code while still producing an audio quality that can compete with commercial synthesizers. This site was created to make the VSTi version of it available to the public. This VSTi, unlike the version of TF which is used in 64k intros of our group Brain Control is of course larger, mainly because it is based on the Qt framework for C++ to make the GUI possible.
The synth comes currently as more of an experimental version without any warranties. It is tested on Renoise but if you want to use it with different programs, please do so and let us know about your experience. Tunefish is an ongoing project under active development so if you have any comments or wishes, please let use know. Also, if you make some music with it or create soundbanks you're more than welcome to share them here.
v3.1 RC released
Oct 15, 2011The release candidate for TF3.1 was just released. There are quite a number of changes:
-payne
- Fixed bug in spline oscillator when using spline mode and 3 waypoints.
- Implemented Spline control.
- Implemented auto-offset for spline oscillator. manual offset parameter removed. it's no longer possible to create an un-balanced signal.
- vastly improved unisono hit on CPU.
- Got rid of many drop down boxes in favor of buttons.
- Got rid of old knobs in favor of new ring scale buttons with value display.
- Implemented manage dialog for easy managing of instruments.
- Added pulse and noise waveforms to LFO
v3.1 Beta3 released
Sep 23, 2011Since it was requested, I brought back the colored buttons and I also rearranged the UI to fit completely on smaller screens.
-payne
v3.1 Beta2 released
Sep 18, 2011A new beta version was released today. It fixes a crash bug in the unisono code and adds a new UI style that looks a bit more fancy now.
-payne
Site launched
Aug 23, 2011Today the new site was launched to release Tunefish v3 to the public.
-payne