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Website :
http://hermit.sidrip.com
Credits :
| Code | .... | Hermit of Samar Productions, SIDRIP Alliance, Singular |
| Music | .... | Chabee of SIDRIP Alliance |
| | | Hermit of Samar Productions, SIDRIP Alliance, Singular |
| Design | .... | Hermit of Samar Productions, SIDRIP Alliance, Singular |
| Idea | .... | Hermit of Samar Productions, SIDRIP Alliance, Singular |
| Text | .... | Hermit of Samar Productions, SIDRIP Alliance, Singular |
| Concept | .... | Hermit of Samar Productions, SIDRIP Alliance, Singular |
| Docs | .... | Hermit of Samar Productions, SIDRIP Alliance, Singular |
| Test | .... | Chabee of SIDRIP Alliance |
| Help | .... | Murphy of Exceed |
Download :
Look for downloads on external sites:
Pokefinder.org
User Comment
Submitted by Hermit on 12 September 2022
After these 8 years a small but annoying bug was found and corrected. From now on the new 1.1 version should be used:
TEDzakker-1.1 |
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Submitted by Hermit on 24 February 2016
| You're right 4mat. The C64 version can open the workfiles of the Plus4version, and convert it to C64 SID version. (Not all aspects of TED can be emulated however...) |
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Submitted by 4mat on 23 November 2015
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Submitted by awsm on 23 November 2015
Pretty cool stuff! C16 was my first computer, too.
Does anybody know a way to convert a C16 tune to the C64? Haven't seen any tool yet. |
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Submitted by akaobi on 14 October 2015
You made not only another music editor, but a great cross-platform tool I have never seen.
I love the concept of the tracker and the sound.
TEDzakker makes me realize potentialities of the TED. Brilliant. |
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Submitted by Yogibear on 5 October 2015
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Submitted by Luca on 4 October 2015
(CSDb added a further 'X'...why? :D )
Johey you are absolutely right.
Hermit what to say? We've just commented your surprising release on most appropriate shores than CSDb, I'm gonna add up a further 'thank you' here too. |
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Submitted by Luca on 4 October 2015
<scener id="1230X"> you are absolutely right.
<scener id="18806X"> what to say? We've just commented your surprising release on most appropriate shores than CSDb, I'm gonna add up a further 'thank you' here too. |
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Submitted by Johey on 3 October 2015
You can't go wrong with this one!
Question: If I upgrade the memory of my C16, I will be able to enjoy the Plus4 version of this tracker, right? |
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Submitted by freℚvibez on 3 October 2015
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Submitted by Isildur on 3 October 2015
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Submitted by Carrion on 3 October 2015
@Holid
Mine too.
After switching to C64 I couldn't understand where all the colors are gone. But music was so much better (and more kool games) that I didn't complaied for too long :) |
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Submitted by 4mat on 3 October 2015
| Cool stuff Hermit. Love the TED emulation, I'll have to try out your tracks in mine and see how I can improve my wrapper. |
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Submitted by Hoild on 3 October 2015
My first Home Computer was a C=116, aka CBM's Ugly Duckling, so I too keep a feeling of nostalgy for the TED, though my best memories are about "SID emulation" playback routines and converted SID tracks that amazed me so much back in the days.
@Hermit: Where can I read about those unusual TED features/glitches, please? Is there any demo/techdemo that does something impressive with those weird TED glitches/features? |
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Submitted by hedning on 3 October 2015
| This is really cool! Great idea and execution. |
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Submitted by freℚvibez on 2 October 2015
| Wow, Hermit! This is excellent. Actually the C16 was the very first computer I owned. As soon as I have some spare time on my hands I'll check this one out. :) |
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Submitted by Carrion on 2 October 2015
Woow. Good release.
Hope more ppl will move to c264 familly after releases such this one.
In some article or forum post 4mat once said that TED was hardest chip music format he did music for...
Do you dare SID masters? |
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Submitted by Hermit on 2 October 2015
Oh, and don't be mislead by the rastertime/playersize on C64, it's much bigger than it would be without emulating TED through the SID... (see README.txt for rastertime/playersize on the native Plus4/C16 machines)...
So on Plus4/C16 the player will be much smaller and faster, especially in the lower border where the CPU runs at 2MHz. |
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Submitted by Hermit on 2 October 2015
In case you're bored with the SID want to 'upgrade' to a TED-chip in your C64,
or you're asked to compose music for the TED but you don't have a Plus4/C16, this tool might come handy, as it can simulate TED on SID and can also drive the TED (though it's not assembled in the binary by default)...
Of course the Plus/4 and C16 binaries are included in the d64 and the zip, which can load the tunes made on the C64 and export them as TED-compatible music to use on the target machine...
The full stuff can be found (with sources) in the TEDzakker-1.0.zip file, but just in case, I atteched the C64 .prg and .d64 too...
Features (read README.txt in the zip for full information):
-maximum 16 subtunes (only 1 on Commodore16), 100 patterns (only 8 on C16), 58 instruments (only 6 on C16)
-6 different player-types for different needs and rastertimes/sizes ('normal','light',etc.)
-TED sound emulation on SID for C64 version (Plus4 music can be composed on C64, TED can be driven by C64)
(some rarely used aspects of TED aren't emulated by SID: ultrasounds, freq.$3FE, phase, 'noiseloop')
-HerMIDI MIDI-interface support (notes can be played, instruments can be selected)
-multispeed call can eat smaller rastertime than the single-speed (50Hz) call
-multispeed is selectable for waveform/frequency/volume tables of each individual instrument
-note-column effects (Slide Up/Down, Vibrato, Sync, Legato, Automatic Tone-Portamento)
-funktempo/tempoprogram programmable by consequent tempo-effects in orderlist
-subtune-jump effect to other subtune in orderlist
-short 1ms whitenoise can be enabled for instruments (crisp soundstarts)
-SYNC and PHASE between the two channels, possible to create ringmod or PWM-like sounds
-bass sounds deeper than A2=108Hz by utilizing 'noiseloop' (sounds a bit thin though, needs doubling)
-main-volume simulation with fade-out support, volume/fadeout can be set externally
-note-volume fade-in/out in instrument-tables to create volume-envelopes (ADSR and the like)
-note-OFF table-indexes (good e.g. for ADSR 'release' simulation)
-different mixing modes to map the virtual volumes of channels to shared volume
-detune/slide effect can be set by instr.table/pattern/orderlist, it is permanent (saving patterns)
-normal/incremental vibrato, balanced vibrato/slide-speed strength in lower octaves
-gentle vibrato-amplitude setting: waits till vibrato returns to zero-crossing, so avoids pitch-drifting
-Instrument load/save support (each instrument has its own individual table)
-Runnable and playable tunes can be exported directly from TEDzakker editor just like workfiles
-Built-in cheatsheet and built-in tutorial/example-tune for all player-types
Have a good composing :) |
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