PRISM - Free Sound Module, MT32 Emulator and ROMPLER for PS VITA - Link Inside

PRISM for PS Vita

PRISM is a sound module for the PS Vita. It plays SoundFont banks as a sixteen part General MIDI module, and with your own MT-32 ROM images it emulates the Roland MT-32. MIDI comes in over USB from the PSP-MIDI adapter.

The software is free. Download the current release at:

https://github.com/HobbyChop/prism/releases

Requirements:

• A PS Vita or PS TV with HENkaku or h-encore and unsafe homebrew enabled
• The PSP-MIDI adapter
• For MT-32 mode, your own MT-32 or CM-32L ROM images. They are not included.

What it does:

• Sixteen parts, each with its own channel, patch, level, pan, filter, envelope, key range and transpose
• The GeneralUser GS bank built in, and your own SoundFont files from the memory card
• Reverb, chorus, a three band EQ and a limiter
• MT-32 emulation through Munt, running on all three cores
• Saved states, USB reconnect, and an adjustable audio latency

The source code is in the same repository.

Credits

• Munt (libmt32emu) by the Munt team, LGPL 2.1. PRISM's copy is modified to render on several threads; the patch and the modified source are inthe repository.
• TinySoundFont by Bernhard Schelling, MIT licence.
• GeneralUser GS by S. Christian Collins, under its own licence.
• IBM Plex typefaces by IBM, SIL Open Font License.
• The reverb follows Freeverb by Jezar at Dreampoint.
• Built with vitasdk and taiHEN. The USB driver follows the structure of xerpi's vitastick.
• MT-32 and CM-32L are Roland products. Their ROM images are not included.