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(1,620 replies, posted in General Discussion)

2x backlit prosound gameboys for tetris
1x behringer mx602a mixer
1x iphone to actually play the music
1x beard
1x bit shifter shirt when playing in front of non-chip folks.

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(16 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

Action: Jetstrike
Adventure: Heimdall II
Platformers: Super Putty, Rick Dangerous, Flood, Zool, Shadow of the Beast, Gods
Racing: Skidmarks 2, Warmup
Weird 3d quasi simulation action? Zeewolf 1 and 2
Soccer: Sensible Soccer (best game ever)

I can't remember any other games I used to play for now. Check those out yo!

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(131 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

celsius wrote:

What a generous offer! And from one of my favourite artists no less.

I just bought one of these

Had any experience with a MIDIbox SID before? This is essentially a much easier kit to assemble and doesn't need a C64 power supply to drive it.

I'm interested in how one would create patches PC side. I know that you can upload patches to the 4 soundbanks (128 patches per bank). Is there an editor available for PC that I can tweak out parameters and get a soft preview before I upload the patches? Or is there a way to convert instument files from a c64 tracker to a Sysex file or something?

Sorry if this is outside the scope of your offer or knowledge.

http://www.ucapps.de/midibox_sid_manual_ed.html check this out. I've been using it to edit patches on my midibox. It's not terrible.