1 Reply by Deeyou

(26 replies, posted in Commodore Computers)

thursdaycustoms wrote:

I did something similar. No problems so far.


Did you build the buffer on perfboard/Vero board? How did you get the 4.5v to the input pin?

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2 Reply by Deeyou

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herr_prof wrote:

this? http://www.henning-bekel.de/mixsid/

Thanks for this but I have already installed a SID2SID board. Was looking for a solution with what I have in place already.  And one that won't cost me any money lol

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3 Topic by Deeyou

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I'm trying to figure out the best way to route the output from the original SID chip,  combined with the added second chip,  to a 1/4" stereo jack.

I see there are a few spots where audio can be grabbed on the mainboard and some people suggest this.  I think the BigMech tutorial did... But I have issues following his as it's kind of vague and nondescript.

Also some people suggest pulling straight from DIN pin 7? And others advise buffering?

Is there a simple and straightforward way to do this?

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4 Reply by Deeyou

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Fudgers wrote:
Deeyou wrote:

Yea, a poly square wave with distortion and a touch of LFO is the ticket!

i took a shot at replicating that sound on a shruthi, but didn't have much luck. glad you nailed it!

could i ask what you mean by a poly square wave? is that two detuned square waves or like a stereo widened sound or something?

Hey sorry for the delayed response..

Poly meaning just a polyphonic synth..I did it in Plogue Chipsounds with the NES chip square wave, set the poly to 4 so I could play chords.

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5 Reply by Deeyou

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Hey guys,

thanks for all the help! Yea, a poly square wave with distortion and a touch of LFO is the ticket!!

Yea, I really like the microwavedmeows channel...none of it is *pure* chip but they do the lo-fi thing really well!

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6 Reply by Deeyou

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Yea I am getting close with the M5232 chip emu square wave in Chipsounds. Not quite there. The post processing I am certain is from sampling into the Boss SP-303 (maybe a 202) on lo-fi settings.

I'd still love to know if it was an actual game he sampled or if he played the part!

Thanks for the insight though.

The more I listen to it, however, the more I am beginning to think it's an actual arcade cab (or music ripped from an arcade cab) that was the source material.

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7 Topic by Deeyou

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Hey,

I'm a recent lurker, first time poster. And a novice chiptune "beatmaker" I wanted to see if I can glean any knowledge how to replicate a lead sound from the following instrumental.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFDcGryw6hw

Is this just a triangle wave?

The artists is under the pseudonym "Wonderswan" but I'm not sure if he sampled actual an actual Wonderswan tune. So, I have a two part question.

Does anybody know what plugin would get me there easier? I have Odosnths "Dream64" and Plogue Chipsounds at my disposal.

And

If it is an actual Wonderswan tune. Is there an emu that is chip faithful? And is there any synth/music maker programs that were published for WS?

Thanks in advance. Any help is appreciated!

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