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Wowzer   [2015]

Wowzer Released by :
MultiStyle Labs [web]

Release Date :
26 December 2015

Type :
C64 Music

Website :
http://markus-klein-artwork.de/sid/wowzer.html

User rating:**********  9.7/10 (19 votes)   See votestatistics

Credits :
Music .... LMan of MultiStyle Labs, Oxyron, Remix64.com
Graphics .... LMan of MultiStyle Labs, Oxyron, Remix64.com


SIDs used in this release :
Wowzer(/MUSICIANS/L/LMan/Wowzer.sid)

Download :

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User Comment
Submitted by daison on 2 February 2016
awesome sounds!
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 3 January 2016
Huge thanks fenz and celticdesign!! :D
User Comment
Submitted by fenz on 28 December 2015
This is my cup of tea. Amazing tune :) Keep it up LMan! 10/10
User Comment
Submitted by celticdesign on 27 December 2015
Quality!
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 27 December 2015
Thanks so much for the support, PAL. Also glad you like the gfx :-)
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 27 December 2015
Thanks a lot Xiny6581, I've added the video to my homepage!
User Comment
Submitted by Xiny6581 on 27 December 2015
Wow, this is a real kewl tune! Lot's of sweet things going on and the choice of instruments are stunning!

https://youtu.be/ewFDI7BN_w4
Enjoy another fine HQ SID Recording
User Comment
Submitted by PAL on 27 December 2015
The gfx is also real cool looking.
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Submitted by PAL on 27 December 2015
Defend Lman, defend. It is sure nice in the scene. You can simply never do anything right. I love the må3 links, they are how you created them for me, using your Tools... Real he, emulated sids, pc, Mac and modern interface, your sid studio. Thanx for very high quality music.
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 27 December 2015
As I said, I understand and accept your opinion, but mine is different, and will stay different on that matter.
User Comment
Submitted by hedning on 27 December 2015
Lman: Real C64 is a real C64. Nothing else. Every SID sounds a little different, but roughly you could state 6581 or 8580 as some kind of standard (and PAL or NTSC of course), and if you really want to be sure that people hear what you want them to hear state (or sample) your 6581R4 or whatever revision is in your C64 and state that you specifically made the tune for a specific revision. Many composers try to make the sid so it sounds about the same on every revision (really hard of course), or just state 8580 when they are fond of all filterknocking. In your case I would say 8580 all the way, of course.

Emulated SID will never count as a new revision of a physical SID.
User Comment
Submitted by F7sus4 on 27 December 2015
I'm not really a big fan of leads of those kind, but since everything is a straight-walking perfection, a 9/10 from me. (Nice sweeping chords in the break too!)
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 27 December 2015
Philosophical question: What is a real machine?

What revision of the c64? What SID version? Isn't an emulated SID chip just another version of a SID chip?

Regarding SID music, hearing what the artist heard when making it is what counts. That's my opinion, I understand that yours is different. :D
User Comment
Submitted by iAN CooG on 27 December 2015
shows how much ppl actually can tell if a sid is played from a emulator or a real machine. :D
User Comment
Submitted by hedning on 27 December 2015
Then there is even less reason to add mp3:s, Lman. Sample from your C64 instead. That is what counts. Really.
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 27 December 2015
Massive thanks guys.

Regarding my mp3s, I'll have to add that the versions of the songs on my homepage are recordings from SIDPlayw/2. Still those are the official versions, and I take extra care to make them sound nearly identical on my real c64.
User Comment
Submitted by CreaMD on 27 December 2015
Awesome sound.
User Comment
Submitted by Burglar on 27 December 2015
awesome track!

oh and I just found this mp3 of it: http://markus-klein-artwork.de/services/files/sids/LMan%20-%20W..

always dig mp3 recordings by the artist from a real machine!
User Comment
Submitted by Jammer on 27 December 2015
Total ownage! \o/ Player pic deserves separate kudos - I love your hires screens :D
User Comment
Submitted by FATFrost on 27 December 2015
Well, I have to say that you can play MP3 on c64,
Also I prefer to hear the composers original chip recording to have authenticity of the sound.
And lastly big thanks to Lman for making his own flavour of music and inspiring others when we all thought there wasn't much left to get out of the Sid.
Now all I wait for is Lman's pencil drawings to merge into hand pixelling.!!!
;)
User Comment
Submitted by Oswald on 27 December 2015
too housy for my taste, I prefer more melodic tunes. great gfx and nice instruments tho.
User Comment
Submitted by Shine on 26 December 2015
Your style is very unique ... never listened something like this on the c64 before! Really fresh and funky!!! <3
User Comment
Submitted by Yogibear on 26 December 2015
Trippin'! :)
User Comment
Submitted by psych on 26 December 2015
Very good sounds!
User Comment
Submitted by Joe on 26 December 2015
Cool!
User Comment
Submitted by St0fF on 26 December 2015
Great track, I love how you get that dark bass connected to the bright lead. And finally I like your instrumentation. Multispeed is what we need :)
User Comment
Submitted by Jason Page on 26 December 2015
Very nice indeed! Love the lead sound.
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 26 December 2015
LOL thanks Hedning!! :)
User Comment
Submitted by hedning on 26 December 2015
Yeah. About the tune: Awesome!
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 26 December 2015
Hey guys thanks a lot for encouraing words, glad you like the track!!
User Comment
Submitted by GH on 26 December 2015
Yeah~ classic way to get that snare in and whadda a snare :D
Awesome Club-Groove freshness all the way!
User Comment
Submitted by iAN CooG on 26 December 2015
apart that, cool tune =)
User Comment
Submitted by iAN CooG on 26 December 2015
the website field for them is more than enough, sorry for being repetitive.
User Comment
Submitted by hedning on 26 December 2015
Of course. A link to his website is perfectly ok - but adding links to mp3-files IS quite strange as they can't be played on a C64. I guess the only real reason adding them is to spred the tune more to lazy asses outside the scene? ;)
User Comment
Submitted by Jammer on 26 December 2015
I assume that if Markus points to mp3 on his website, it's perfectly ok.
User Comment
Submitted by hedning on 26 December 2015
I was totally bashed before when I went berzerk and erased all mp3-files. Now the tide has turned. Maybe a new discussion is needed?
User Comment
Submitted by iAN CooG on 26 December 2015
LMan: please don't add MP3s as dl links, they're not pertinent to this database.
A link in the website where they are is ok and enough.
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 26 December 2015
Thanks so much for your kind review Dr.J!
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 26 December 2015
Thanks a lot FATFrost!!
User Comment
Submitted by Dr.j on 26 December 2015
great atmosphere Lman ! thanks for the Xmas Present... btw i love the sounds after 1:05 great house feeling (great with a fresh good green weeds ;-) ) the transition after 1:45 is fantastic . great sound my friend
User Comment
Submitted by FATFrost on 26 December 2015
Hey great stuff here Lman! !!
User Comment
Submitted by LMan on 26 December 2015
A little housy track for Christmas. :-)

Made with CheeseCutter.

8580 SID, 4x multispeed, no samples
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