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Prysm 0.8
Prysm 0.8: an editor in your browser, with Prysm itself running in the page, kept in step with your FM-1.
Install: the web installer (Chrome or Edge), or python3 tools/fm1_install.py prysm-0.8.fwsc. Manual: docs/MANUAL.md. Your saved patches carry over. Demo video: on YouTube.
New
- The editor (Chrome or Edge):
- Prysm's own firmware runs in the page: the screen, the knobs (drag or scroll), the buttons, the keys (or your computer's keys) and the sound. No FM-1 needed to try it.
- A tab for every page, with every parameter, named and shown as on the FM-1; the sequencer's 64 steps as a grid; patch files to save and load.
- Connect FM-1: the editor takes the FM-1's sound, and from then on the two stay in step both ways. Change something in the editor and the FM-1 plays it, its value showing in the corner; turn a knob on the FM-1 and the editor follows. Store on FM-1 saves the sound in a slot.
- The CLAP plugin (macOS, Windows, Linux:
Prysm-clap-*.zipbelow):- Prysm's own engine as an instrument in your DAW, so a project sounds as the FM-1 does.
- Every knob is an automatable parameter. The window is the editor, and the arp and sequencer follow the DAW's tempo.
- A connected FM-1 is kept in step both ways.
- Tested in Reaper on macOS. Windows and Linux builds are new: reports welcome. The plugin's README has install notes for each system.
- Performance capture (
tools/capture.py): record what you play on the FM-1, and the computer films it as an MP4. The film shows the screen exactly as drawn, with the sound in sync. - Patches from the computer:
tools/demo.py sendputs the demo video's seven sounds in slots 1 to 7.
Package identity FM-1_988. From ETCH: restore the official firmware first. If an FM-1 does not start after an update, hold OCT- while switching it on (the rescue updater). Community firmware, not made or supported by M-VAVE: install at your own risk. GPL-3.0.