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(443 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Alright. I am not aware of any tools that support special speed settings like that, although there could of course be something out there that I am not aware of.

If you know anything about coding, this may be helpful to you:
http://toolsforscholars.com/defmon/doku … gtheplayer

If you don't... well.. If this is a feature that many people would like, I guess I could consider adding direct export to a self-executable file from within defmon, and perhaps to playsid format as well. Both of these are of course reasonable features to have in an editor like this. Didn't quite get what you are primarily after.. sidplay file, or self-executable file? ...or perhaps both?

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(443 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

@scannerboy: I don't think those tools support anything else than ordinary single speed tunes. Those should play at correct speed though. Are you doing multi speed tunes or do you change playback speed in the editor in other ways?

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(443 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Good to hear!

...and I actually smashed up a wiki now:
http://toolsforscholars.com/defmon/

Yo!

I coded a little piece o software called defMON for the C64 and noticed that it was mentioned on this board. So I just felt like registering here to see if there is anyone around who actually use that program. smile Not sure that I'll start hanging out here a lot though, but who knows.

Perhaps I should also add that I've done a bunch of live shows together with goto80, although it was a while ago since last time now, and I am also a close friend of Role Model, and the dude who made the LSDj logo is another close friend of mine, and so on. So although I never saw myself as part of the chipmuzak movement I've been kind of in the middle of this shit for quite a while now. big_smile I've mainly been into the demo scene side of things, organizing the Little Computer People party series (including Big Floppy People and some other parties).

Anyway, I started a little thread on defMON, so head over there if you're interested in that program:
http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/14505/defmon/

//FTC

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(443 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Yo guys! Nice to see some interest in defMON. smile I couldn't reply in the actual thread since newly registered users are not allowed to post in topics that haven't been active for three months. Duh.. ...but this is the thread I wanted to reply to:

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. smile

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

//FTC