Tag: wavetable

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StatusProductWhat it doesCompatibilityLinks
Sold outChecked Jul 27, 2026DreamBlaster X8GS Special Editionby Serdaco

Adds a Dream-based hardware wavetable synthesizer with licensed Roland GS samples to an ITX-Llama.

The RetroDreams page reported Sold out on 2026-07-27. It describes this Special Edition as a limited-time ITX-Llama exclusive and retains old copy saying that the batch would ship in February 2025.

Sources
  • ITX-Llama Exact model
Build itChecked Jul 27, 2026MyTek SIO2MIDI Familyby MyTek / The Brewing Academy

Connects MIDI instruments or an optional DreamBlaster wavetable module to an Atari 8-bit computer through SIO.

The storefront family was sold out on 2026-07-24, but MyTek publishes schematics, Gerbers, firmware, and bare-PCB order links for SIO2MIDI and SIO2MIDI-S2. SIO2MIDI-S2 does not route its synthesized sound through the Atari; use its headphone or speaker jack. The maker page also includes 1088XEL-only MIDI-XEL variants, which are not attached to factory-computer entries.

Sources
  • Atari 400 Exact model
  • Atari 800 Exact model
  • Atari 800XL Stated family
  • Atari 600XL Stated family
  • Atari 1200XL Stated family
AvailableChecked Jul 27, 2026SamWave Wavetable Moduleby Lotharek

Adds SAM2695 General MIDI synthesis to a sound card with a compatible Wave Blaster header.

The Lotharek page exposed a login-or-register-to-buy path on 2026-07-27. It identifies the sound-card wavetable header but does not publish a tested-card list, connector-orientation diagram, clearance envelope, or host mixer and software setup. Confirm that the sound card has a correctly keyed or clearly marked Wave Blaster-compatible 26-pin header, identify pin 1, check daughterboard clearance, and power off before installation. Do not assume an arbitrary 26-pin connector is compatible.

Sources
  • General PC hardware Bus/interface