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Title: We're using OpenMPT for our synth demo!
Post by: phanoo on January 19, 2020, 23:28:06
I've been using OpenMPT for approximately 15 years now, it was named Modplug Tracker back in the days and was developed by Olivier Lapicque before its source code was released...

After composing a lot of tunes with OpenMPT I developed my own tracker for fun (FM Composer, there is a topic about it on this forum) then I started working on the Kodamo EssenceFM (https://kodamo.org), a big hardware synthesizer, designed to be the most powerful and easy to use FM synthesizer available today... And I'm still using OpenMPT to make its demo songs! You can see it running in background on the video, controlling the synth via a MIDI interface :)

(https://kodamo.org/img/efm_video_cover_mini3.jpg) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUzTruMq5No)

I'd like to thank everyone that contributed to the OpenMPT development. That's a collaborative work of very talented people that managed to keep this project alive and take the right decisions.

Still ruling in 2020 ;)

Title: Re: We're using OpenMPT for our synth demo!
Post by: Saga Musix on January 20, 2020, 19:36:45
Very nice! And of course there's the obligatory "what software is this?" comment while it's clearly mentioned in the video itself. :D

Do you know yet if you will be exhibiting it at Superbooth 2020?
Title: Re: We're using OpenMPT for our synth demo!
Post by: phanoo on January 21, 2020, 00:32:14
Probably not this year, but we'll be at SynthFest on May 22-23-24th (France).
Also the synth will be exhibited in several music shops in the UK, France, Spain, Germany... in the upcoming months ;)
Title: Re: We're using OpenMPT for our synth demo!
Post by: Saga Musix on January 21, 2020, 08:42:25
Ah, too bad. :) I guess Thomann would be among the shops in Germany? That would be a good excuse to finally pay them a visit. :)
Title: Re: We're using OpenMPT for our synth demo!
Post by: phanoo on January 21, 2020, 10:11:05
I'll contact Thomann soon it depends on their conditions. For Germany, Schneidersladen (in Berlin) should have it!