#goattracker
- Freedom (SID composer) personItalian SID composer (real name not given in the source) whose job "deals with mechanics"; first tune in 2005 in Odin Tracker on vice , since then a goattracker user, and the musician of the C64 conversion of Pushover …
- GoatTracker toolGoatTracker 2 is "a tracker-like C64 music editor running on Win32 or Linux platforms" by lasse-oorni (Cadaver), GPL, that drives a reSID emulation ( Dag Lem 's, with Antti Lankila's distortion model) or real HardSID / …
- Lasse Öörni (Cadaver) personAuthor of the goattracker editor ("Editor by Lasse Öörni", GPL; homepage Covert BitOps, covertbitops.c64.org, project on SourceForge) and its readme, which is the wiki's reference for the GoatTracker table model and for …
- Nata (Stephan Parth) personItalian SID composer from Naturns (South Tyrol), 22 in January 2006, member of Samar Productions , who began composing in 2003 and works in goattracker on a PC — "Yes it's cross-composing" — with an MMC64 to hear the …
- TSM (Carmine Migliaccio) personItalian SID composer from Naples (born about 1980; "30 years ago" in 2010), a former programmer who made his first serious C64 music around 2003 and composed the title tune of the C64 conversion of Pushover ; "I don't …
- GoatTracker v2.72 readme (summary) summaryThe manual of goattracker 2 by lasse-oorni — "a tracker-like C64 music editor running on Win32 or Linux platforms" with reSID emulation (Dag Lem; distortion model by Antti Lankila) or HardSID hardware, distributed under …
- SIDin #1 — Iseq music composition program: the comp.sys.cbm threads and Steve Judd's Commando cover (2002) summaryTognon reprints the June 2002 comp.sys.cbm/alt.c64 argument over Steve Judd's iseq — "a new kind of music player for the C64", "very different respect all the other players around" — and then Judd's own cover of …
- SIDin #10 — Goattracker 2: a cover in the table-based GT2 (Stefano Tognon, 2006) summaryTognon's look at goattracker 2 in mid-2006 — "now tables based and so it can compete with the best C64 music tools available" — done by making a cover of Haddaway's What is Love in it, from a MIDI file, on Linux. A …
- SIDin #10 — Richard Bayliss interview (Stefano Tognon, 2006) summarystefano-tognon interviews richard-bayliss , the prolific British C64 game-maker and musician ("maybe you are the unique scener around today that can release a game a week?"), in July 2006 for sidin . The useful part for …
- SIDin #13 — TSM & Freedom interview (Stefano Tognon, 2010) summaryTwo Italian SID composers who wrote music for the (then unreleased) C64 conversion of the Amiga game Pushover , questioned in parallel: how they came to the SID, why both ended up in goattracker , what they think of …
- SIDin #1–15 — Editorials and News digest (Stefano Tognon, 2002–2015) summaryThe News section of every sidin issue reported the releases of the SID scene "from an issue to another": editors, players, emulation libraries, hardware, competitions and collections. This page condenses all fifteen …
- SIDin #2 — Lasse Öörni (Cadaver) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2002) summaryA short e-mail interview with lasse-oorni made in November 2002 — the year goattracker was new — in which he explains why he kept writing players (memory and rastertime), why GoatTracker's music "takes too much memory", …
- SIDin #9 — Nata (Stephan Parth) interview (Stefano Tognon, 2006) summaryTognon's interview with nata , "a very young and active Italian composer" who started SID music in 2003 and composes in goattracker — a portrait of the mid-2000s cross-composing scener: GoatTracker 2.2 with reSID …