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- MAKE SOME NOISE!
Event Type :
Standalone Compo
Dates :
1 - 31 July 2024
Organizers :
booker, Jammer
Organizer Groups :
MultiStyle Labs
Competition Results :
C64 Music
Productions released outside compos :
Attendants : (1)
theK
Releases containing information on this event :
User Comment
Submitted by Jammer on 5 August 2024
$81 Music Compo 2024 has hereby concluded! Official results are here:
$81 Music Compo 2024 - official results
Huge round of applause for all participants who submitted their amazing entries and tackled demanding technical issue like pros. Thank you from the bottom of heart goes to Booker who took care of voting backend and kept his eye on things staying intact. Finally, thanks to all voters who spent their precious time on listening to all entries and sharing their opinion.
See you next time! <3 |
User Comment
Submitted by Jammer on 1 August 2024
Deadline for compo submissions is CLOSED!
Voting phase ends on Sunday, August 4, 2024 at 23:59:59 (11:59:59 pm) |
User Comment
Submitted by Jammer on 3 July 2024
In response to constructive criticism, the rule of limited playback rate is hereby replaced with the one below:
- Any playback rate is allowed with caveat against using rapid $d418 update to produce digis. |
User Comment
Submitted by Jammer on 1 July 2024
You may surely remember one of the most inventive and fresh competitions around here - $11 Music Compo, organized 6 years ago by Isildur/Samar, as well as its later $21 edition launched by Eric Dobek. As some time has already passed, why not give another waveform a little spin? Let's try $81 and MAKE SOME NOISE!
Basic Info:
- Deadline for entry submission is July 31, 2024 at 23:59:59 (11:59:59 pm).
- Voting closes on Sunday, August 4, 2024 at 23:59:59 (11:59:59 pm).
- Voting platform is CSDb but eventually votes will be processed with a trusty algorithm, proven reliable in couple of older compos.
- Main prize is CSDb fame and prestige.
Rules:
- Compositions can only use waveforms $80 and above (so it's safe to assume you gotta stay negative xD) but $00, $01, $08 and $09 will be pardoned, especially if music player doesn't give musician any other choice.
- Highest allowed multispeed ratio is 16x. With this particular waveform, multispeed is truly a handy tool to achieve more diverse results but limit is imposed to avoid threading in digis territory.
- Filtering can be freely used.
- No covers are allowed.
- Only single chip is permitted.
- Entry must be handed in as executable .prg (which might be embedded in .t64 or .d64) and additionally .sid. Preferably both ;)
- Contestants can submit as many entries as they like but entry has to be at least 2 minutes long composition - you can do better than a short test loop, right? ;) No upper time limit, though.
Rule set might expand if compo related discussion leads to it. Let's not, preferably.
Tips and Tricks:
- One of the most handy techniques for this compo is noise LFSR reset which orders noise wave to play pseudo random seed from the very beginning. To perform it, you need to write a sequence like this to waveform register - $91, $89, $81. It's very effective especially at higher multispeed ratios.
- If Goat Tracker 2 is your weapon of choice, $91 might be set already as 1st Frame Wave variable to perform restart cycle one frame earlier and not to waste wave table frames on it.
- 6581 filter distortion might turn out interesting tool at disposal if you go for the old one, especially combined with LFSR restart.
Good luck and have fun!
For any complaints, questions, discussion and usual atom splitting, please use dedicated forum thread:
https://csdb.dk/forums/?roomid=12&topicid=166558#166558 |
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