AROK #12 2010
Posted: 18/06/2010 - 12:13
Hey folks,
If you have any questions about the event, don't hesitate
I'm not promising that I'll be able to answer questions in the next minute but I'll be around.
I'm sure that most of you know more about remixing than I do but there is something that came to my mind that may ring your bells: SID composing. Some of fellow remixers are skilled SID creators as well, so old dawgz with SID experience please skip this
If you are new with SID and don't have your C64 at all (or anymore), never worry: there are many ways to create old-school music now'days:
Goat Tracker 2.7 - Multiplatform editor, with extreme flexibility for creating XXI. Century SID sounds.
Music Studio 2- Running under Windows, this nice old-school editor includes SID and C64 executable exporting options.
Vice 2.2 - The latest issue of the well-known C64 emulator is capable of running original C64 SID editors and much-much more.
If you are lurking here, you most probably bitten by the SID bug, so there is no reason for not trying'em out or re-fresh old memories
Cheers,
NP
If you have any questions about the event, don't hesitate
I'm not promising that I'll be able to answer questions in the next minute but I'll be around.
I'm sure that most of you know more about remixing than I do but there is something that came to my mind that may ring your bells: SID composing. Some of fellow remixers are skilled SID creators as well, so old dawgz with SID experience please skip this
If you are new with SID and don't have your C64 at all (or anymore), never worry: there are many ways to create old-school music now'days:
Goat Tracker 2.7 - Multiplatform editor, with extreme flexibility for creating XXI. Century SID sounds.
Music Studio 2- Running under Windows, this nice old-school editor includes SID and C64 executable exporting options.
Vice 2.2 - The latest issue of the well-known C64 emulator is capable of running original C64 SID editors and much-much more.
If you are lurking here, you most probably bitten by the SID bug, so there is no reason for not trying'em out or re-fresh old memories
Cheers,
NP