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though most of the innovation seems to revolve around adding another gameboy to the mix or not.

but it's damn near impossible to get your artist name 'clean' on any web service these days.

This is why I stuck with the hybrid chipwaveforms/samples solution used by chip modules in Pro/Fast/Impulsetracker.   Tons of scope there, all within the same tool and a practically unlimited palette.

edit: oops, didn't see Sander had updated.

anyway, from the Vicious Sid summary:

Pro-tracker module conversion and replay on c-64.

Chords aka. multiple voices on a single sid oscillator. Also with all borders open.

Chords and 8 bit samples.

The "chip" - sample method.

Runtime arpeggio to chord conversion. Existing sids with arpeggio-chords can be replayed converting arpeggios to chords on the fly.

Gate speech

15 khz 8-bit sample replay with oscillator visual fx.

All above with plenty of cycles left for other stuff.

ST can read ms-dos format disks.  (double sided).  anyway if you have a floppy drive on some pc you can copy the files straight over.

thanks xeron

my player is all source code and not very friendly but you're welcome to it.  tbh you're probably better off with the editors in ant1's post.

from a tech side you have 2 channels, one of which can switch between pulse and noise.  there is no adsr, all volume changes are global to both channels, also the pitch range starts quite high so you don't get much bass.

you can add a sid chip (on a card) to the machine, some demos use that.