Digital Systemic Emulations has released Elsita-V, an emulation of the RMIF Elsita vintage drum machine from the USSR.
Here’s what they have to say about it:
The Elsita is a soviet analog machine produced from 1989 until 1991, when RMIF went bankrupt. Although being released in a pretty late period, the Elsita was built following old standards from the mid 70’s/early 80’s : fully analog (as you can see on the picture), trigger-only, with big knobs.
The Elsita has 4 channels, which are not perfectly identical, at least on my model. It sounds more like a A/B/A/B disposition (As the colors suggest actually), but they all have the same parameters. Check the oscilloscope snapshot at the back of the page!
With the emulation I added a folder containing various sounds I made with the original machine, so that you can play with original sounds, or with more versatile, clean sounds from my VST 🙂
Pricing and Availability
Elsita-V is available as freeware/donationware. The mono output version of the plugin is a free download in VST/VST3 and AU formats for Windows and Mac. A version with 4 outputs is available upon donation.
hey man, thanks for this!?!?! Really nice work!
Wish you would resurrect your bitchin SYNCLAVIER emulation.
That had a lot of potential! Why did you abandon it?
Cool. I’ll have to check it out.
Does it conquer and overpower your other drum computer plugins?
You will need to sex it up slightly as per usual
Such such such great fun!