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<SID type="RSID">
	<Header>
		<LoadAddress="0000">
		<InitAddress="4000">
		<PlayAddress="0000">
		<Songs="20">
		<StartSong="1">
		<Name="Arkanoid">
		<Author="Martin Galway">
		<Released="1987 Imagine">
		<RelocStart="0000">
		<RelocPages="00">
		<Flags>
			<!--   	0 = built-in music player,
					1 = Compute!'s Sidplayer MUS data, music player must be merged.	-->
			<Format="0">
			<!-- 	0 = C64 compatible,
					1 = PlaySID specific (PSID v2NG)
					2 = C64 BASIC flag (RSID) -->
			<Player="0">
			<!-- 	0 = Unknown,
					1 = PAL,
					2 = NTSC,
					3 = PAL and NTSC. -->
			<Clock="1">
			<!--	0 = Unknown,
					1 = MOS6581,
					2 = MOS8580,
					3 = MOS6581 and MOS8580 -->
			<SidModel="1">
		</Flags>
	</Header>
	<STIL>
		<Author>
			<Comment="Martin Galway's own comments are denoted (MG).
				'I will never do rearrangements of those tunes on other instruments,
				the SID is what they're meant to be heard on. It would not be
				'updating' them to put them onto a different instrument. If you ever
				hear music from me on today's instruments, the tunes will be all-new
				(and probably a lot better).' (MG)">
			</Comment>
		</Author>	
		<SID>
			<Comment="This is the very first published tune on the C64 that used samples.
				'I'm glad you spotted 'Cobra' on the Spectrum, whose tune I was in
				love with and HAD to use somewhere else...! I figured no-one would
				complain if I used it a year later on the C64.' (MG) (It got used in
				Arkanoid.)
				'Q: How did you get involved with using sampled sounds?
				MG: I figured out how samples were played by hacking into someone
				else's code... OK, I admit it... It was a drum synthesizer package
				called Digidrums, actually, so you could still say I was the first to
				include samples in a piece of music. [...] Never would I claim to have
				invented that technique, I just got it published first. In fact, I
				couldn't really figure out where they got the sample data, just that
				they were wiggling the volume register, so I tried to make up my own
				drum sample sounds in realtime - which is the flatulence stuff that
				shipped in 'Arkanoid'. [...] After the project was in the shops I
				gained access to some real drum samples, and I slid those into my own
				custom version of the tune. The one that's in the shops is kind of a
				collage of farts & burps, don't you think? [...] Later I was able to
				acquire some proper drum samples and by 'Game Over' it got quite
				sophisticated.' (MG)">
			</Comment>
		</SID>	
	</STIL>
	<Songs>
		<Song1>
			<Length="2:22">
			<STIL>
				<Title="Cobra (Title) [from the Spectrum game]">
				<Artist="Martin Galway">
				<Comment="'I'm glad you spotted 'Cobra' on the Spectrum, whose tune I was in
					love with and HAD to use somewhere else...! I figured no-one would
					complain if I used it a year later [for Arkanoid] on the C64.' (MG)">
			</STIL>
		</Song1>
		<Song2>
			<Length="1:17">
			<STIL>
				<Title="Hiscore [from the arcade game Arkanoid - Revenge of Doh]">
				<Artist="Hisayoshi Ogura (OGR/Zuntata)">
			</STIL>
		</Song2>
	</Songs>
	<Binary>
		(Binary code goes here)
	</Binary>
</SID>