My first sid!

Makke · Post by **Makke** » 10/03/2004 - 21:02

It took me the whole afternoon to figure out how DMC worked well enough to make something that wasn't harmful to listen to. But I made it! Not a masterpiece, but the virgin ride is never that good.

So I present to you, the rather shabby, C64 version of my own "I Jantelagens Namn" (In the name of the Jante law):
http://www.student.bth.se/~manh01/jante_sid2.mp3

At last I'm a true C64 remixer.

dan gillgrass · Post by **dan gillgrass** » 10/03/2004 - 22:33

So where is the 64 version then Makke...

/dan_gillg ducks for cover...

Makke · Post by **Makke** » 11/03/2004 - 13:35

That's right, Dan. Duck. And cover.

For those who don't understand: I learned the hard way that DMC v4 does not overwrite excisting files with the same name. So all that is left of my first sid is the instrument setup.

Vosla · Post by **Vosla** » 11/03/2004 - 15:03

It reminds me well of INPUT64 magazine, short and catchy, hits the annoys-me-wall at late 12 minutes (winamp indefinite repeating)

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Sounds really authentic. What a shame you lost it...

Hille · Post by **Hille** » 16/03/2004 - 9:46

Nice...

Anyways, you should check out CyberTracker (http://noname.c64.org/tracker/)...It's great, and really straight-forward - especially if you've had experience with the ProTracker-series on the Amiga (on which it is based)...And . . . it overwrites files

Okay, so it's pretty memory-hungry, leaving little space of long tunes...But I did make this with it:

http://www.thomashillebrandt.com/download/c64.mp3

I like it...

Lagerfeldt · Post by **Lagerfeldt** » 16/03/2004 - 10:19

Cool, sounds exactly like Lasgo's "Something" Thomas?

Hille · Post by **Hille** » 16/03/2004 - 11:01

Lagerfeldt wrote:Cool, sounds exactly like Lasgo's "Something" Thomas?

Don't think I'm familiar with that one...Is that in the HVSC? Or is it something else?? Must check out!

Makke · Post by **Makke** » 16/03/2004 - 14:55

Hille wrote:Anyways, you should check out CyberTracker (http://noname.c64.org/tracker/)...It's great, and really straight-forward - especially if you've had experience with the ProTracker-series on the Amiga (on which it is based)...And . . . it overwrites files

Yeah, I checked it out as well, and even though I know ProTracker/FastTracker like the back of my hand I got started must faster in DMC.

I've got some other editors to check out, but time is the limitation I'm afraid. And I've already got too many irons in the fire (dunno if that saying translated very well into English

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