It was also time for transition (from analog to digital…) and for relentless cost reduction - how else could one explain the advent of music machines with zillions of parameters but only two buttons to edit them? The Yamaha DX7 became an icon of its time (plus beyond), and other manufacturers gave their new machines a similar look: Parameter numbers and ranges were printed on the face plate, knobs/sliders disappeared, pseudo-technical diagrams and LED displays were ubiquitous.Įnter, stage right: The KORG Poly-800 from 1983. In the mid 80’s, it was time for weird and futuristic designs. After all, this could have been the first polyphonic synthesizer I’d ever had bought - if it were not for the mighty Bit One *cough, cough*… Anyway, after receiving so many mails about “Why not recreating the Poly-800?” I thought “Why not?”. Once upon a time I promised myself not to create a simulation of an existing piece of hardware that I do not own by myself. You can save the current window size using the menu entry “Save Window Size” in the Options Menu. To resize the plug-in you just grab the yellow triangle at the bottom right of the Fury-800 window and drag it.

Big thanks, guys!!! Without your work it would not have been possible to create a resizable Fury-800 user interface. The Fury-800 is based on the new iPlug2 framework maintained by Oli Larkin and the iPlug2 team. Plug-in supports Windows and macOS (32 bit and 64 bit).All parameters can be controlled by MIDI controllers.MTS-ESP ( ) dynamic micro-tuning support.Continuous parameter values and direct access.Up to 64 voices polyphony with Velocity.Resizable user interface (not “N” version).SysEx (import & export) and tape dump (import only).Single (paraphonic) lowpass VCF and Noise.Two band-limited DCOs with individual envelope generators (DEG).It is written in native C++ code for high performance and low CPU consumption. The Fury-800 is a software synthesizer plug-in for Microsoft Windows (VST2/VST3) and Apple macOS (VST2/VST3/AU) simulating the KORG® Poly-800 Polyphonic Synthesizer from 1983. The Audio Units logo is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation VST is a trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH

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