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SoftSID: SID Emulation on 6502 (with Demotune) [2024] |
AKA :
SoftSID, Zero Gravity Hellride
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SIDs used in this release :
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Submitted by Xiny6581 on 20 January 2024
@AArt1256:
Thanks that answered my questions.
Really cool. Keep it up. |
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Submitted by Flotsam on 19 January 2024
Since the discussion now circles around the necessity of this release, I need to add to my earlier comment: The question is not wether this is needed or not, but rather if it can be done or not. I think it's cool that it can be done and it has been done. Usefulness is irrelevant - most releases here have little or no relevance if you really think about it. And then again, for our little community they are very relevant.
Not your typical release this one and because of that, awesome. :) |
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Submitted by AArt1256 on 19 January 2024
| @Xiny6581: If you're talking about the digi sample method, it uses Mahoney's single write 6-7bit digi method. But if you're talking about how the digi samples are generated, it basically uses a sort of wavetable softsynth with 3 channels, 256-byte wavetables and 16-step volume support. All I have to do is to map the ghost SID registers at $CF00 to the "wavetable synth" every VBlank. |
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Submitted by Xiny6581 on 19 January 2024
I find this very interesting. I mean sure nothing too special about the digi samples, right - or did I miss something, right?
I mean as a composer and most of all sound designer this kind of things tickle that oddity nerve. No need to chainsaw creativity, just make a song about it :D |
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Submitted by Wile Coyote on 19 January 2024
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Submitted by Jammer on 19 January 2024
@Luca: I lost at 'Dr. RetroMengele' xD xD xD
Interesting proof of concept, still. |
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Submitted by TheRyk on 19 January 2024
please behave and BTT everyone.
If you really want to debate whether other 8 bit home computers were better than C=64, comments are the wrong place to do so. Maybe even C(!)SDb is not the best choice for such debates (outcome predictable) but feel free to open forum thread here (or lemon or facebook...) |
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Submitted by Luca on 19 January 2024
| Ian Coog "inferior computer" which moves vectors 17% faster than yours, to say one, Dr. RetroMengele? :D "Inferior computers"... In 2024! Can't stand this :D |
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Submitted by TheRyk on 18 January 2024
interesting prove-of-concept-wise
output is rather pretty much as underwhelming as I expected, though |
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Submitted by aeeben on 18 January 2024
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Submitted by iAN CooG on 18 January 2024
Nah, just added noise. Bad usage of the Oxymod/THCM imho.
I'll keep the normal tune.
Let the inferior computer deal with bad sid emulation, C64 can use its own. |
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Submitted by Flotsam on 18 January 2024
| Nice, this is _exactly_ what I needed and now it's here! |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 18 January 2024
| Hooray for the effort.... i think i'll prefer the non emulated one though :D |
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