ICECREAM VST for Windows / PC
Jan 22, 2021
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Updated: Apr 21, 2022
ICECREAM 8-BIT SOUNDING POLY/MONOPHONIC CHIP STYLE SYNTHESIZER, If you want to create a chip-tune style music.
Icecream is available as a VST plug-in for Windows PC.
Relesed in 2008, IceCream VST is a 8 bit sound chiptune like synthesizer. It can generate some some nice sound like a theme song on a Nintendo or Gameboy game.
Features:
8-bit/Chip style Mono/Poly synthesizer.
Dual Osc’s.
4 Octave per OSC.
Osc2 Finetune.
Step Sequencer Pitch/Filter.
Bitcrusher 8bit,16bit, 24bit, 32bit.
Filter Section.
Amp/Filter ADSR.
Harmonics Switch.
Reverb/Delay.
X/Y Pad.
Glide and Glide Rate.
Download :
Some Video Demos :
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Hey, CosmicBoy, I created a new version of Icecream from scratch, but I made it VST3 and added some little extras. It is available on github (https://github.com/sl2365/Icecream64). If you have any objections or want it removed, please let me know, I do not wish to cause any problems. Thanks for such a great synth! It would be great if you could upgrade the original and maybe add some of my ideas too, especially the extra leds and dark theme! Feel free to copy my code if you wish.
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