Commodore Remix

Hi

I'm currently trying to find the following two tunes as either an .mp3/.ogg/.mod or in .xm formats only for a non commercial C64 & PC Project

1. Kettle game tune(s) - The "Polly put the kettle on..." tune by Ben Daglish.

2. Snowball Sunday intro music (from the CNET demo by Ash & Dave) - The piece written byLou Gray & Hagar.......I did find this online earlier in the week as an .mp3 IIRC, & I thought I'd download it at later date, but I can no longer find the site that hosted it - I've tried everywhere

Can anyone help please?

Ta!

George
georgebray@theeighties.freeserve.co.uk
DNA

....The way you program a C64 is about to change! Watch THIS space

Can you not just convert the tracks from SID to MP3 via SIDPlay? If you still can't find them, I could do MP3s for you via Audio HiJack[ing] SIDPlay on Mac OS X.

Ive posted the Kettle track to you (I think thats the one,) not to sure about the Snowball Sunday track...sorry

Re: Can you not just convert the tracks from SID to MP3 via SIDPlay?

This is something I've never done & tbh didn't realise that you could do it..........i'll give it a try - THANKS

Email coming in now - Thanks Dan

Respect!

George

George Bray [DNA] wrote:Re: Can you not just convert the tracks from SID to MP3 via SIDPlay?

No, sidplay doesnt allow you to convert to MP3, the best way to do it is find the tune length, convert the sid into a .wav and then use software to convert the .wav into a mp3 file.

DOH Ahhhh...I C

Re: the best way to do it is find the tune length, convert the sid into a .wav and then use software to convert the .wav into a mp3 file.

What proggy should I use to do that first though?

Ta!

George

1) Use <b>SIDPLAY </b> as select save as .wav

2) Use any .wav to mp3 encoder. <b>NERO</b> is one

Just done that & it works a treat - THANKS - If only I'd known that before

THANKS AGAIN

George

When u r saving to .wav remember to change the time settings in settings

dan gillgrass wrote:No, sidplay doesnt allow you to convert to MP3

Sorry, didn't realise. The Mac OS X version *does* enable you to export SIDs directly to MP3, so I just assumed the Windows version would as well...