You don't have to listen to them, you can just look at them, a review of times gone by.

1831 Freeware Synthesizer - 3h 44m

 

OMG. I'm forever now referring to you as Dr. which stands for DocumenteR, Dr. Beat.

 

They are so old that some of them can be 16-bit Mr BEAT16

 

ymVST
- VST plug-in for authentic Atari ST chipsounds
- Emulates the built in YM2149 sound chip with a decent plugin user-interface on your PC
www.preromanbritain.com/ymvst/

 

16 bit is enough. 8 bit is a great thing too. All primates have thumbs for proper gain staging.
Waves DX is always Waves and Glen Campbell well... he used Dx plugins.

 

@BEAT16
thanks for White Noise Audio - Zero Vector v1.0 VSTi - 32 Bit works great. some of the others ..I don't remember which... didn't work in my system...but I'll keep trying ...

 

Hello Mr. Lois Lane, yes you have to download them all ! It is an ALL IN ONE file !

 

This sounds like it must have been huge amount of work. You might have done something that belongs to virtual music history museum as base of collection :D

Thanks i will definatly download and check this out

 

There is a drum set that I love a lot:

Manda Audio MT Power Drum Kit 2 - A professional quality acoustic drum kit. The website provides also presets... and drum maps for several common DAWs (Cubase, Magix Music Maker, Mixcraft, Sonar/Cakewalk, Reaper, Studio One).

 

Atari ST is Great!