http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/11869 … encracked/

Anyway.. If you are one of those people who tried it out and actually did something, raise your hand please.

(Maybe it would be an idea to set up something like a defMON wiki.)

//FTC

https://c64music.blogspot.com/2005/11/hello-drt.html

Anyone has?

The editor has been compiled for Windows and Mac under GNU General Public License v2.

You can download the editor here.

If anybody reeds this, is there a way to resize the goattracker window? My old eyes begs for a bigger window... I can't seem to find info about this.

Cheers!

However, when I began adding parts into a composition that uses a NES and GB, I found that the pitch on the C64 is way off - like two or three full steps off. I can bend the pitch in my DAW to compensate but does anyone know if this is a hardware issue or an issue with how the Mssiah sends data to the SID? It's definitely possible that the Messiah doesn't send pitch data the same way as my other systems but it would be very weird if a 'C' note on the C64 isn't programmed to match true 'C' musically speaking.

I know a lot of people use the C64 on its own but does anyone who uses it in conjunction with any other systems (or instruments for that matter) have this issue? And if so, what is the fix? Do I need to dial in some settings in the Mssiah interface to correct this? I've heard that SID chips can go out of tune as they age but everything I've read suggests it's semitones, not multiple steps out of tune.

Iam using SidEdit for converting a packed tune to .sid and have some questions about it.

It is when Im add values in the header it asks for loadaddress, initaddress and playaddress.

Seems when I load some other already ripped tunes the Loadaddress it set to $0000.

How do I know what values my packed tune need?

Cheers

http://chordian.net/2018/02/24/comparis … c-editors/

I have had my nose in a ton of music editors, scrutinizing documentation and testing out things in each of them. The table should be fairly accurate. Still, I'm only human so if you find any mistakes, or have a value for one of the very few question marks in it, I'll be happy to update it.

Yesterday I also added DMC 5.0, so now there are 11 editors compared.

Known bugs: I'm aware that the left column is displaced when viewing it with Chrome on Android.

Is this common?

(used amigas a lot and haven't noticed it before).
Both the A1200 and A600 have been recapped in the last decade the A500 is running as stock and has never been recapped.

So is there a feasible solution to this? What cart would people recommend picking up if I want to be able to draw events into a piano roll (in say, FL Studio) to adjust things like pulse width, attack, decay, etc along with penning the notes being sent via MIDI CC? I have heard this is possible and that too much data shouldn't be sent at once - I'm planning to use the C64 in conjunction with a NES/MidiNES and Gameboy/Teensyboy Pro so I'll likely only utilize one or two channels at a time and won't likely be setting parameters often along the course of a given track. Just want to vary the sound in my tracks a bit and the C64 seems like a great one to add but it all has to work together from MIDI out data from my computer.

I use both Mssiah and Station64 but sometimes I wish for a simple life that doesn’t require the old beasts to be powered on and also for a less cluttered studio.

does someone know where to get hold of a device for improving the stereo separation issue of the Amiga sound chip as described here?

https://vintageisthenewold.com/amiga-au … -solution/

Apart from this DIY project there has been a commercial product for sale (now out of stock):

https://sordan.ie/product/559/ka-71-ami … amplifier/

Thanks!

As well as sync the running tracks can be manipulated by an fx chain with snapshots, if you've used VSTs like Stutter Edit you'll get the idea.  When a track has been setup it can be saved with the config back to disk so you don't need to redo your work when playing a new set. 

I did have previous demos using multiple SIDs to run tracks on the same machine, however from my research most people's dual SID setups don't have indivudal outputs.  Instead if a second SID exists it can be used for echo effects or routing FX out of the chain early.

I've been messing about with the SFX Sound Expander for the C64 recently.
Have read pretty much all I can find.

Using the documents widely available from Lee and Totto (I think!), I cobbled together a rough BASIC program which produces a noise.  All's fine.

I'm trying to use Percussion mode now and am getting noises which sound like someone spitting!
Can anyone give me some pointers as to how to trigger the drum sounds available on this chip?
Ideally, what is the sequence that sets the chip into percussion mode and triggers say a snare drum?

TIA

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