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2007-05-05 01:50
McMeatLoaf

Registered: Jan 2005
Posts: 108
Best SID instrument?

Well, topic kinda says all.
The tune itself doesn't have to be good at all, only the instrument(s). ;)

'Impulse' by Taki has some pretty awesome 16x drums.
And just to make it a bit less complicated to choose instruments: NO SAMPLES.

/McMeatLoaf
 
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2007-05-27 20:45
McMeatLoaf

Registered: Jan 2005
Posts: 108
Quote:
http://www.c64.org/HVSC/MUSICIANS/N/No-XS/Textuality_and_more.s.. great imitation of house pianos in the beginning


Sorry for the bump, but this tune not only sounds great, it actually sounds a bit "peculiar", in the way that it uses BFJNSX-tuning instead of CGKOTY, so it's tuned +30 cents (CGKOTY was made for NTSC AFAIK, and on PAL it's -60 cents).
2007-05-28 06:48
Laxity

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 459
What do you mean, the tuning makes the song sound peculiar?.. Please explain what you mean (and I don't mean the different frequency tables needed for PAL and NTSC systems to have a perfect A-440Hz pitch, 'cause I get that :)..)
2007-05-28 17:28
McMeatLoaf

Registered: Jan 2005
Posts: 108
I probably should mention that I've got perfect pitch (although a bit "passive) so song not tuned to A440 sounds "peculiar" to me, which means that depending on which tuning is used, it has a different feeling to me, e.g. CGKOTY (on PAL) sounds a lot more "dark and old-school" than AEINRW. :-)

It's more or less a subjective thing... ;-)

2007-05-28 18:06
Laxity

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 459
I thought as much, otherwise you're comment would have been strange.

Perfect pitch is great for some stuff, but a pain in the ass when the reference isn't perfect relative to your internal pitch :) .. I wonder if there's such a thing as perfect time .. "yeah, it's a 100 bmp, but when played on a NTSC system it feels like I'm having a heart attack.. Runs to bloddy fast" ..

2008-10-05 10:10
Jammer

Registered: Nov 2002
Posts: 1335
c64.org is temporarily down so only author/title

!Cube - Glide - crushing snare drum, i wonder if i could do similar one :D

Zabutom - Sad Pilow + Cyber Prophecy - killer echo and couple of nasty sounds :D
2008-10-05 12:29
Xenox

Registered: Jun 2003
Posts: 87
Edwin van Santen/20CC - Rettekettet, (nice Drumsounds, i love the 20CC Snare...!!!)

Ramiro Vaca - Turrican Highscore, (the bass and drum combination sounds really great, it's Track 3!)

Chris Hülsbeck - Katakis (Denaris). (the Highscore Track, it sounds but easy but i love the snare of the TFMX Routine and the melody...)

Chris Hülsbeck & Ramiro Vaca - R-Type (the chords at the beginning of track 02)

Chris Hülsbeck - Danger Freak (Main Menu Track, Chris used the same routine in this musical piece and i like the snaresounds, too... He wrote sayed somewhere in a interview that the new routine sounds like a sample, ok, it will never sound like a sample but it sounds cool, i think.. The chords in Danger Freak music sounds cool to me, too)

JCH/Vibrants - Nilfisk (some great snare sounds at the beginning, JCH has always a lot of great snare in his tracks, awesome)

Jeff - 8th Frame (the percussions are amazing, good job, Jeff)

Scortia - Equinox (same amazing chord sounds)

Michael Hendriks/Fame - Baby Jack (the title track is really great)

Danke/Censor - Funky A Soul (nice snare)

Guy Shavitt - 3d WorldBoxing (nice intro, like it!!)

Duck Larock/Camelot - Andagt, MadamDuck (don't know why, i like his style... :)

Drax/MON/Vibrants - Crooner (really, really great melody... amazing!)

Drax/MON/Vibrants - Faarhuud (the bass line, amazing!)

Markus Schneider/X-Ample - Strike Force Introtune (one of the best and shortest intro tunes ever)

Metal/Vibrants - Deaf Deff (Metal's amazing Avantgarde Intro tune!)

Jesper Olsen/Vibrants - Better/Weird (nice snare, nice melody, everythign is nice in this track!)

Shogoon/Taboo - For Tribute94 (nice relaxing tune and nice sounds)

Frank
2008-10-07 19:51
McMeatLoaf

Registered: Jan 2005
Posts: 108
Ringwars (#2) - Fred Gray - listen to it on a 6581 and then 8580... How many voices can you hear at once? 4! (It uses $D418 as far as I know, probably singlespeed) Veery cool! :D
2008-10-08 02:47
SIDWAVE
Account closed

Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 2238
Oh yeah, thats awesome! crappy noise, but still 4 voices! :)
2008-10-08 13:26
Cruzer

Registered: Dec 2001
Posts: 1048
I vote for PWP's voice synth
2008-10-08 14:59
algorithm

Registered: May 2002
Posts: 705
The Chinese type wavering instrument in IK+ / Rob Hubbard sounded just amazing. somewhere near the end of the song
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