#instrument-design
- chipmusic.org — C64 Music for Dummies (ant1's SID-Wizard 1.0 tutorial, 2012) summaryA forum tutorial that takes a complete beginner from starting sid-wizard 1.0 (released 2012, on SourceForge) to an exported .sid , by making three instruments, a pattern, an orderlist and a SID-Maker export; updated the …
- chipmusic.org — Wav Instrument Tutorials for LSDJ (2014) summary"Specifically I want to create a flute wave instrument, but all the tutorials I find are just about kick drums and snares." The answers are the wiki's best sourced material on articulating a wave instrument, plus a …
- Defense Mechanism — LSDj Noise Channel Tutorial (v9.2.L) (video, 2022) summaryWritten because the noise channel was rebuilt in 9.1.0 and the standard reference no longer applied: "there's a tutorial by Bowie Meets Robot about the noise channel for version four and it's really good … but it …
- Defense Mechanism — Making every LSDJ kick I can think of (video, 2024) summaryA compendium: every kick he can build, one per channel and per method, on LSDj 9.4.0 — the newest version any source in this wiki uses. The project file is offered in the video description.
- Lemon64: SID-Wizard instrument recommendations? (2021) summaryA thin thread. The opening question — do you use, tweak or make sid-wizard 's example instruments, and what are your tips? — got no answer at all; the only instrument in it, a bass drum, was posted as an image that the …
- Sabrepulse — Getting started with LSDJ tutorial (mirror at Adventure Kid) summaryA beginner's walkthrough of lsdj by sabrepulse that builds one small song — bass, lead, kick, snare and hats — screen by screen. Adventure Kid mirrored it because the original "seems like it is falling off the …
- 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 …