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ultimate artist control.

some "they live" feeling courtesy of evilpaul.

These days I think the best way to get a demo done is to learn to code yourself.   There are a large amount of musicians in the demoscene, (good) graphic artists less so and coders are the rarest of the lot, particularly as you're choosing relatively obscure platforms to work on.

You mentioned CSDB, personally if I had to choose to learn 68000 (Genesis) or 6510 first (C64) I'd go for C64.  It's a lot easier to get to
grips with and there is a wealth of information and tutorials.  I mean, look at this for a start, or this for a simple tutorial.

But, either way, these days there are tonnes of resources for coding, getting tools, setting up an environment.  It's far, far easier to get
into demo coding than it's ever been.  If you want to know how something is done it's usually a google away.

Going from scratch, two weeks work would probably get you a picture on screen with a scroller and music playing if you put your hand to it.
Plus you get the benefit of total control, and whenever you want to make a demo you can just get on with making it.  (which is what the demoscene is all about really)

cheers, and thanks for the review.

if you want a cool piano get this

thanks, it's out of this

*more hugs*